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SCENARIO 2: DAY AND ZIMMERMANN Day and Zimmermann is a nationally known construc

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SCENARIO 2: DAY AND ZIMMERMANN
Day and Zimmermann is a nationally known construction management and staffing firm
with offices in Philadelphia and in other major cities that primarily serves the nuclear
power industry. In 2016, Day and Zimmerman found itself in a significant legal trouble
based upon how it handled a disability and retaliation case filed in 2015.
In Boston in 2015, Day and Zimmerman hired electrician Gordon Marsh for a large
project. He asked for an accommodation that would keep him away from radiation. The
accommodation was refused because the company stated there was no radiation to be
exposed to; Marsh filed a charge with the EEOC.
Day and Zimmerman’s attorney notified all 146 employees hired for the project that the
charge was filed and that the EEOC might contact them. She explained her action by
saying there would be less confusion and administrative hassle. Unfortunately, the
notification also included Gordon Marsh’s name and address and details about his
medical condition.
QUESTIONS:


1. By releasing all of the information to all 146 employees hired for the Boston
Project, how did the attorney’s attempt to inform them create a human resources
problem for the group? For Marsh?


2. What was the impact of releasing the information about Marsh’s EEOC charge
on his legal case (the charge itself) against Day and Zimmerman?

Explanation / Answer

Ans 1 By releasing all that the information of 146 employees hired for this project the attempt of attorney to inform as by the action by saying that it would be less confussion and there should be less administrative hassle. And for the Marsh as it involve his name in the medical condition.

And 2. The impact was so terrible that the 146 employees for the project of Boston should quit and this was not satisfactory result that the Marsh think about it. Although Marsh Charge a file against the EEOC but it effect the project very deeply.