Biden admin sues Sheetz over ‘discriminatory’ hiring practices just days after botched photo op at PA gas station

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Biden Regime Sues Sheetz Convenience Stores for Discrimination ONE DAY After Old Joe's Embarrassing Botched Photo Op at a Sheetz Gas Station

President Trump is swarmed by supporters at fast food restaurants and bodegas where he spends a long time talking to them and reporters, as happened last Tuesday evening in Harlem.

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Biden admin. sues Sheetz, claims it disproportionally screens out black, Native job seekers after criminal conviction checks

The administration of President Joe Biden is suing convenience store chain Sheetz and claiming that it disproportionally screens out black, Native American, and multiracial job applicants after criminal conviction checks are conducted.What are the details?The United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission announced the lawsuit Thursday, Pittsburgh-based KDKA-TV reported. Sheetz's headquarters is based in Altoona, Pennsylvania, which is ab…

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Biden sues Sheetz ONE DAY after Joe's botched photo op at Sheetz gas station | WND | by Around the Web

President Trump is swarmed by supporters at fast food restaurants and bodegas where he spends a long time talking to them and reporters, as happened last Tuesday evening in Harlem. In contrast, 81 million vote getter Joe Biden stopped by a Sheetz gas station in Pittsburgh Wednesday afternoon and was greeted by total silence, save for one supporter who met him at the door with a hug.

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The Biden Administration Set to Sue 'Sheetz' Gas Stations for Refusing to Hire Criminals

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Biden Files Lawsuit Against Gas Station Chain the Same Day He Was Mocked for Shuffling Into It

"We have attempted to work with the EEOC for nearly eight years to find common ground and resolve this dispute," the company said.