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At Tulsa Temp Agency, Client Firms Sought Workers by Race, Sex, Age

By Clifton Adcock | June 4, 2016

Lawsuits in Tulsa County and a national news investigation reveal a pattern of complaints that businesses engaged in race, sex and age discrimination in hiring through temporary employment agencies.

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