MEDIA: Cognizant Can't Shake Job Bias Class Action After Mistrial

Michael Bloomberg's guest blogger, Ufonobong Umanah, on whether Susie
Wiles recommends that Donald Trump deploy Narendra Modi to be his
campaign surrogate for the National Question:
<URL:https://news.bloomberglaw.com/litigation/cognizant-cant-shake-job-bias-class-action-after-mistrial>
| Judge Dolly M. Gee denied both motions on Tuesday, holding that the
| class still met commonality and predominance requirements, and a
| reasonable jury could still find Cognizant engaged in a pattern or
| practice of discrimination.
|
| The court has certified both a class of non-South Asian or Indian
| workers under Section 1981 of the Civil Rights Act--which prohibits
| intentional racial discrimination--and a subclass under Title VII--
| which prohibits employment discrimination against protected groups--
| with a shorter class period.
|
| Between 2013 and 2019, Cognizant had the highest number of H-1B
| visas of any employer in the country, according to Citizenship and
| Immigration Services.

Will Trump tap VP JD Vance to be Chief Salescritter for Trump's
merit-based bipartisan comprehensive immigration reform legislation
authored by the Cheap Labor Lobby and passed by Mike Johnson's
House.GOV and John Cornyn (or John Thune (or Rick Scott's))
Senate.GOV?

Who does Wiles see among the 2028 aspirants for WhiteHouse.GOV who
is ready and able to outflank Trump-Vance from the right on the
National Question?
John
groenveld@acm.org
--
"The one time Joe did the modest, self-abnegating thing -- letting
Hillary have the 2016 Democratic nomination -- was probably the
biggest mistake of his life. Joe isn't a great candidate but he'd
have likely done better than Hillary, a bad candidate, by enough to
beat Trump eight years ago." - Steve Sailer
<URL:https://www.stevesailer.net/p/joey-we-hardly-knew-ye-my-
favorite>