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The Gaston Gazette

Location

Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 2024

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4

Black workers sue General Mills in Georgia over racism claims

Eight Black employees allege decades of discrimination at the Covington cereal plant led by white managers dubbed the Good Ole Boys. They claim biased promotions, harsher standards, falsified evidence, and retaliation fears. The suit cites a 2006 lunchbox incident and a Confederate themed mural with rival imagery. The case, Davis et al v General Mills Operations LLC, seeks damages under federal civil rights and racketeering laws.

General Mills The Food Company Atlanta Keith McClinton KKK Covington Good Ole Boys Davis Et al General Mills Operations LLC U.S. District Court Northern District of Georgia

Free AI education comes to Oklahoma initiative launched

Oklahoma will provide free AI education to more than 10,000 residents through Google Grow with Google courses and certificates. Gov. Kevin Stitt and Google officials say the program boosts workforce readiness, boosts agency efficiency, and supports career reinvention with online, self paced training including digital marketing analytics UX design and IT topics.

Google Stitt John Suter Oklahoma Suter Tayvon Lewis Aetna CVS Health Lewis Law and Order

Turbulence data study shifts seat belt norms at airlines

Airlines eye turbulence prediction tech after recent incidents but resist requiring passengers to remain belted at all times. IATA notes more data improves safety yet belt signs remain advisory. Singapore Airlines may curb service when the belt sign is on while Emirates joins Turbulence Aware, now 140 aircraft.

Dubai United Arab Emirates IATA Singapore Airlines Qatar Airways Nick Careen International Air Transport Association Careen Singapore Willie Walsh Reuters Walsh Lufthansa Carsten Spohr Emirates

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