Nike under investigation for alleged discrimination against White workers
The activewear giant called the EEOC’s recent attempt to enforce an administrative subpoena a “surprising and unusual escalation.”
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The majority of the layoffs are in the activewear giant’s tech department as it consolidates its footprint and leans into automation.
Activewear isn’t over. Everything’s just apparel now.
The lines between apparel, activewear and everything in between have only continued to blur. That isn’t a problem, except if the customer says it is.