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Judge to approve $192.5M race settlement
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MAY 30, 2001 A federal judge in Georgia on Tuesday said he will approve a $192.5 million dollar discrimination settlement between Coca-Cola and African-American employees. Each salaried African-American worker would receive $40,000 from the settlement. It applies to 2,200 employees who worked for Coke between April 22, 1995, and June 14, 2000. Get the Story:
Judge to approve record Coke racial discrimination settlement (AP 5/29)
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