A former manager of a Panera Bread restaurant in western Pennsylvania has settled a lawsuit claiming he was fired for having a black man work as a cashier instead of in a less visible position.
June 06, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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PITTSBURGH (AP) A former manager of a Panera Bread restaurant in western Pennsylvania has settled a lawsuit claiming he was fired for having a black man work as a cashier instead of in a less visible position.
A federal judge in Pittsburgh approved a motion from both parties Wednesday to dismiss the case. The settlement doesn’t specify the terms.
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