Benefits Think News You Can’t Use: Former EEOC Vice Chair heads to Proskauer Rose
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![[IMGCAP(1)]Congratulations to Leslie Silverman, former EEOC vice chair, as she joins one of the nation’s leading employment law firms as a partner. Silverman led EEOC’s Systemic Task Force, which helped combat discrimination and specifically helped discrimination against workers with caregiving responsiblities.](http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_EMoBD-07-Z0/SMFwB0yX48I/AAAAAAAAADc/ker4q_dIkk4/s1600-h/Silverman+Color+Head+Shot.jpg){kind=link}
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