The Department of Labor has sent letters to Microsoft and Wells Fargo questioning whether the companies' commitments to increase the number of Black employees in their leadership ranks constitute race-based discrimination
New York The Department of Labor last week sent letters to Microsoft and Wells Fargo questioning whether the companies' commitments to increase the number of Black employees in their leadership ranks constitute race-based discrimination.
As Corporate America reckoned with its role in the country's racial injustices following the death of George Floyd in late May, a slew of companies announced hiring and training initiatives to promote and develop Black talent.
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