Arizona Republic:  “A Maricopa County drinking-water inspector who admitted sleeping on the job and was suspended without pay alleges in a discrimination claim that White supervisors did the same thing and were not disciplined.  Michael Mallette, who is Black, filed a complaint with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission on March 29, after he received a one-day suspension from the county’s Environmental Services Department.”

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