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The EEOC is now backing away from what looked like a sweeping move to suspend all federal-sector class discrimination claims, calling the order in the case an error in a court filing. The reversal came after a labor union and two prison guards sued over a stalled sexual-harassment case.
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The EEOC is now backing away from what looked like a sweeping move to suspend all federal-sector class discrimination claims, calling the order in the case an error in a court filing. The reversal came after a labor union and two prison guards sued over a stalled sexual-harassment case.
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