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United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission v. Favorite Farms, Inc.
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December 20, 2018
Farm Owes Worker $850K After Firing Her For Reporting Rape
A Florida federal jury on Wednesday sided with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, finding that a farm allowed one of its workers to be sexually harassed by her supervisor and then fired her for reporting that he had raped her, and awarding the woman $850,000 in damages.
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August 06, 2018
EEOC Can't Keep Immigration Docs In Farm Rape Case Sealed
A Florida federal judge Monday denied the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission's request to keep sealed immigration documents for a woman a Florida farm allegedly fired for claiming a supervisor raped her, saying that revealing she applied for a visa wouldn't deter illegal immigrants from bringing discrimination claims.