Labor/Employment
May 9, 2003
Augusta Policy Banning Women May Be Unlawful
Focus Column - Employment Law - By Michelle A. Reinglass - Much has been written about workplace discrimination. However, bias in nonemployment settings also exists but receives less fanfare. That changed in 2002, when Martha Burk, leader of the National Council of Women's Organizations, became a vocal antagonist of Hootie Johnson, the chairman of the Augusta National Masters Tournament. The controversy stems from the refusal of the golf club to allow women members.
Focus Column
Employment Law
By Michelle A. Reinglass
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