Rockland Bakery to pay nearly $1M to resolve 2017 hiring discrimination allegations
A Labor Department compliance review found Rockland Bakery discriminated against female, Black and Asian applicants.
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Apr 29, 2022, 9:54 PM
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Updated 967 days ago
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2ds agoRockland Bakery will pay close to $1 million to resolve hiring discrimination allegations from 2017.
A Labor Department compliance review found Rockland Bakery discriminated against female, Black and Asian applicants.
The bakery has to pay $850,000.
It has also agreed to extend 52 jobs to female, Black and Asian applicants and revise its recruitment process to be free of discrimination.
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