Judge determines racist acts and exclusion insufficient for hostile workplace classification | |
A Kentucky district court recently ruled that a maintenance worker at Fluor Facility and Plant Services, who is the only Black member of his night shift crew, did not present sufficient evidence to substantiate his claims of a hostile work environment and retaliation. Despite the worker’s complaints of experiencing racist jokes, being addressed with a racial slur allegedly as a “term of endearment,” assumptions made about his hobbies, and having grease poured on his car, the court found that these incidents did not meet the legal threshold for a hostile work environment as defined by U.S. Supreme Court guidelines. ![]() | |
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