Fwd: Update: Judge rules that “uncommon approach” to class-action fell short of law

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Date: Fri, Apr 27, 2012 at 7:53 AM
Subject: Update: Judge rules that "uncommon approach" to class-action fell short of law
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Resending this recent judge decision in Iowa. 6,000 African American Iowa State employees, who sought jobs or promotions, between 2003-2007, filed in 2007, during the time Tom Vilsack, now Secretary of Agriculture, was Governor of Iowa.

 

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