Slaughter v. State

In 1971, the Claimant was employed at Jubilee Lodge, a juvenile female correctional institution. In September of 1971 the camp closed. On June 1,1972, the lodge was reopened as a camp for juvenile male offenders. Male employees were rehired while females were not. Claimant filed a complaint before the F.E.P.C. along with several other former female employees of said institution alleging sex discrimination. The Fair Employment Practice Commission (F.E.P.C.) agreed to an award of $5,512.35.

The claim is in the amount of $5,512.35 which is the difference between what the Claimant would have…