AmerisourceBergen pharmaceutical distribution center in Whitestown, Indiana. Photo: Shutterstock AmerisourceBergen's First Ever Diversity Officer Sues Company for Alleged Discrimination
"It also has been a blunt deterrent to the principles of diversity and inclusion for which he has built a national reputation and which ABC falsely billed to the public to enhance its image nationally and globally," the complaint said.
November 03, 2021 at 04:44 PM
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Employment Law
Lonie Haynes, hired by drug wholesaler AmerisourceBergen Corp. to bring diversity and inclusion best practices to the company, has claimed in a lawsuit that he was fired because he is Black.
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