SF set to pay $8.7M to Black city workers in discrimination settlement
The lawsuit, which was filed months after the murder of George Floyd, will pay out to thousands of current and former Black employees.
The lawsuit, which was filed months after the murder of George Floyd, will pay out to thousands of current and former Black employees.
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