Four former Delta employees are suing one of the world's largest airlines for discrimination,... saying they were fired for speaking Korean at work.<br /> All four of the Korean-born women claim in a lawsuit that they were "singled out and admonished" for speaking Korean while working for Delta at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.<br />The women, all fired in May 2017, say other employees were NOT asked to limit their non-English communications.<br />They also suspect their termination is also related to the reporting of sexual harassment. <br />Delta insists the four were terminated for quote "offering unauthorized upgrades," something the women say were standard, particularly for oversold flights-- and that other agents who engaged in the same practices were not terminated. <br />
