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Survey reveals workplace discrimination

Feb 25, 2009
By Nathan Greenhalgh

VILNIUS - About one-fifth of Lithuania's ethnic minorities suffer from workplace discrimination, according to a survey released Feb. 23 by Lithuania's Department of Ethnic Minorities and Lithuanians Living Abroad. The survey showed that 23 percent of Russians, 19 percent of Poles and 29 percent of members of other ethnic groups in Lithuania have encountered discrimination while on the job. Stanislav Vidtmann, the director of the Department of Ethnic Minorities and Lithuanians Living Abroad, ...

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