Case 21: Suffolk County, NY
Pro-quota Testing Firm SHL / Landy-Jacobs Opposes Equal Treatment

 Racial Preferences = Racial Discrimination
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In "Candace Carrabus, et al. v. Alan Schneider, Personnel Officer of the County of Suffolk, et al." U.S. DOJ-approved testing firm SHL / Landy-Jacobs opposes equal treatment in this affidavit.

2. Rick Jacobs Scanned Affidavit 6/28/00

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Rick Jacobs affidavit, page 1 of 4

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(Missing or partial paragraph preceding para. 14)
Rick Jacobs affidavit, page 4 of 4
EDITOR'S NOTES:
(1) This document was received via fax, and a short paragraph was missing from the top of page four;
(2) The handwritten marks, underlining and circling are those of the editor.

Additional Background and Info:

The federal Uniform Guidelines on Employee Selection Procedures (Recommended)

Judge Derails Hiring of Cops in Suffolk County (05/19/00)

The Role of Minority / Quota Consultant SHL Landy Jacobs

END Case 21: (2) Scanned Affidavit of Rick Jacobs, SHL Group

 

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(5) Opinion and Order turning down Plaintiffs' appeal

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