"English-only" mandates create upward trend in discrimination complaints

As more and more employers hire workers who don't speak English or speak it only as a second language, workplace conflicts and consequent complaints about discrimination have dramatically increased. Some businesses have begun mandating that workers communicate in English as a common language in an attempt to make the workplace safer, more productive or more ...

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"English-only" mandates create upward trend in discrimination complaints

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