By Gina Kim (September 9, 2022, 10:52 PM EDT) -- A California federal judge expressed skepticism Friday about certifying separate classes of Cognizant Technology employees and job applicants who say it discriminated in favor of Indian nationals and other South Asians, but appeared open to certifying a subclass of workers who claim they were pushed out of their jobs due to discrimination. U. S. District Judge Dolly M. Gee issued a non-public tentative order to counsel before hearing arguments Friday morning, which appeared to largely strike down the plaintiffs' bid for class certification of a group consisting of non-South Asian employees who were terminated, and a group of non-South Asian candidates who. . .
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MANILA (UPDATED) — The Chinese Embassy on Monday claimed that some Filipino politicians have “fabricated and spread a false narrative” about China’s alleged funding for an unnamed local political ...