Reverse Discrimination Case

[bheal]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?

Hello,

I'm trying to find more information about a reverse discrimination case that took place 8-10 years ago in Chicago. The interesting thing about this case was that a man was getting sued for only hiring old people... It was featured on 20/20, but I can't remember the case name or who was involved. If you have any more information about this please let me know.....

I know this is broad, but any help would be awesome...

Thanks so much.

 

[ecmst12]

There is no such thing as "reverse discrimination" and age discrimination is only illegal if it is because of age over 40 - it is legal to discriminate because someone is too young. So I suspect the person suing based on that went home empty handed.

 

[pattytx]

I'm afraid to ask what the OP means by "old people".

Homework perhaps?