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Federal Contractor to Pay $159,050 in Back Wages for Hiring Discrimination Found in U.S. Department of Labor Compliance Evaluation

Huntington Ingalls Industries – a military shipbuilder and contractor based in Newport News, Virginia – has agreed to pay $159,050 in back wages and interest, to resolve alleged systemic hiring discrimination identified by the Labor Department's Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs.

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