SUN SENTINEL - July 22 - Matchmaking service It's Just Lunch agreed to pay $1M to settle allegations of sex discrimination against men who wanted to be dating counselors for the company. The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission also reached a settlement on behalf of Lynda Twist, the dating service's former human resources director. The EEOC alleged Just Lunch retaliated against Twist for opposing the service's hiring practices. For the next three years, It's Just Lunch will be required to train managers and report to the federal government its compliance with anti-discrimination laws and to track job applicants and whether they are hired or not and why.
by Linda Trischitta
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