EEOC v. CSX Transportation, Inc. — physical ability tests

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U.S. District Court, Southern District of West Virginia 3:17-cv-03731Settled

Related screening enforcement / physical ability tests; no AI established · National comparison

Historical EEOC challenge to physical screening tests and their alleged impact on women. No AI use established.

Latest verified development

June 13, 2018: EEOC announced a $3.2 million court-approved resolution and testing changes.

Last checked: 2026-10-16 · Reviewed by George S. Azadian on 2026-10-16

Case timeline
  1. · Settlement

    EEOC announces court-approved resolution.

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What this case tracks

The EEOC challenged physical ability tests used to select workers, alleging a disproportionate effect on women. This is a historical national screening comparison; the source does not establish AI use.

Verified resolution

On June 13, 2018, the EEOC announced a court-approved consent decree providing $3.2 million and ending the challenged testing practices. Expert studies were required before certain replacement tests could be adopted.

This entry records that historical resolution. It does not establish current hiring practices or ongoing decree obligations. A settlement is distinct from a contested liability judgment.

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