EEOC Subpoena for Jewish Penn Employees Sparks Privacy Debate
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The University of Pennsylvania is under investigation by the EEOC for alleged hostile work environment towards Jewish faculty and staff, stemming from incidents like antisemitic shouts and property damage. The probe intensified with a subpoena demanding lists of employees with Jewish affiliations, including home addresses and contact info, which Penn argues invades privacy. During a hearing, both sides clashed over enforcing the subpoena, with Penn calling it unconstitutional. Faculty groups support probing antisemitism but oppose handing over sensitive personal details. The judge has not ruled yet, shaping how universities handle such complaints moving forward.
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