Unfortunately, our discussion and the testimony today confirm that for far too many women, or people of color, or older workers, workers with disabilities, LGBTQI+ workers, they are still experiencing persistent discrimination in the workplace.
Suzanne Bonamici: “Unfortunately, our discussion and the testimony today confirm that for far too many women, or people of color, or older…”
On the recordApril 26, 2022
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Bonamici highlights ongoing discrimination faced by various groups in the workplace.
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