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2 women suing MUD for discrimination get new trials

2015-03-04 06:39:03| Energy - Topix.net

The Nebraska Court of Appeals has revived the lawsuits of two women who say that Omaha's Metropolitan Utilities District discriminated against them by passing them over for a job that went to a less qualified man. Kristina Hartley and Sherri Meisinger sued the utility in 2011 after applying for a supervisory position.

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