When you go to the Tam O'Shanter Inn, Five Crowns or Lawry's, there should be a good mix of men and women servers. After a gender discrimination complaint was filed in 2003, Lawry's stopped a policy dating back to 1938 in which women were the preferred gender to hire. Despite the change in policy, the case went forward to federal court. The Pasadena-based company will pay out more than $1 million, half of which that will go to men who were denied jobs based on their gender," says the LA Times. The other money will go towards discrimination training and a public awareness campaign.




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Dorothy Michaels will not be denied.
Good day, Dr. Brewster. I said good day, sir!
Does this mean their prime rib will be even more expensive?
I'm going to be very upset if the next time I go to Lawry's I get waited un by Mr. So-and-so. It just won't be the same.
will the guys have to be able to pull of the dress and apron?