0
0
00:56
Watch As A 70-Year-Old Restaurant Owner Is Beaten By A Group Of Thugs Who Refused To Pay Their Bill And Dashed
0
0
0
The Store Chain Sheetz Is Being Sued By The Biden Thug Regime For Doing Criminal Background Checks On All Employees, Biden Thinks That's Racist
01:35
Is It Just Me Or Do Ads These Days All Seem To Have An Agenda
4
1
0
01:33
Americn Airlines Flight Attendant Indicted For Filming Little Girls In The Bathroom
1
0
0
00:56
Watch As A 70-Year-Old Restaurant Owner Is Beaten By A Group Of Thugs Who Refused To Pay Their Bill And Dashed
0
0
0
01:16
A Stupid, Ugly College Graduate Burns Her Diploma To Show Support Of Palestine
0
3
0
00:31
Check Out What The UCLA Campus Looks Like After The Communist Twats Who Claim To Be Environmentalists Destroyed It
0
1
0
02:17
Things Got Wild At UNC When Cops Surrounded A Flagpole And Removed The Hamas Flag And Replaced With The American One
4
0
0
The Sheetz convenience store chain has been hit with a lawsuit by federal officials who allege the company discriminated against minority job applicants.
Sheetz Inc., which operates more than 700 stores in six states, discriminated against Black, Native American and multiracial job seekers by automatically weeding out applicants whom the company deemed to have failed a criminal background check, according to U.S. officials.
President Joe Biden stopped by a Sheetz for snacks this week while campaigning in Pennsylvania.
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed suit in Baltimore against Altoona, Pennsylvania-based Sheetz and two subsidary companies, alleging the chain’s longstanding hiring practices have a disproportionate impact on minority applicants and thus run afoul of federal civil rights law.
Sheetz said Thursday that it “does not tolerate discrimination of any kind.”
“Diversity and inclusion are essential parts of who we are. We take these allegations seriously. We have attempted to work with the EEOC for nearly eight years to find common ground and resolve this dispute,” company spokesperson Nick Ruffner said in a statement.
The privately held, family-run company has more than 23,000 employees and operates convenience stores and gas stations in Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Virginia, Maryland, Ohio and North Carolina.
