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Trying to make a case for age discrimination

As more people over 60 continue to work, claims of age discrimination are plentiful. Last year, more than 21,000 age discrimination complaints were filed at the United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. But only a handful have gone to court.

Read the full article at The New York Times.

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