Employment Discrimination - Title VII - Air Traffic Controller - Hostile Environment
By Deborah Elkins
November 17, 2008
A female air traffic controller gets another shot at proving her “hostile environment” case because an Alexandria U.S. District Court erred in refusing to consider affidavits from coworkers about conduct plaintiff did not personally witness.
Ziskie v. Mineta (USCA) (VLW 008-2-149) (16 pp.)
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