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systemic discrimination
Systemic discrimination refers to a type of discrimination claim brought by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) against an employer, in which the EEOC alleges that more than 20 individuals were victims of discrimination by that employer.
Additional Information
Such claims are, of course, much more costly to defend and settle than those in which the EEOC alleges that an employer discriminated against a single employee (or against a group of fewer than 20 employees).
