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Supreme Court takes another firefighter case (access required)
When must EEOC charge be filed?

By: Sylvia Hsieh
Published: September 30, 2009

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The Supreme Court has agreed to decide another case involving firefighters and discrimination. The Court will address when the 300-day filing period begins to run on an EEOC charge in a disparate impact case brought by firefighters who alleged that the City of Chicago's aptitude test discriminated against African-American applicants.
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