EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY COMMISSION, Appellant, v. UNION BANK, a Corporation, Appellee

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• holding that “where, as here, substantial relief against the alleged discrimination is available under state law, the person aggrieved must pursue state remedies. . . .”
• In Union Bank, the charging party was an attorney who did not follow the procedural requirements necessary to preserve her Title VII rights in California. The court displayed no sympathy for such a faux pas by a charging attorney.
• wage discrimination claim referred to California Division of Industrial Welfare

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