Outcome
A jury found that Avis engaged in racial harassment and discrimination against Latino employees. The trial court awarded damages totaling approximately $130,000 and issued an injunction prohibiting the offending supervisor from using racial epithets in the workplace. The California Supreme Court upheld the injunction as a constitutionally permissible remedy for employment discrimination.
What This Ruling Means
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