CHIN, District Judge.
For decades, employers and employees have been litigating the issue of the arbitrability of employment discrimination claims. When the issue first arose, employers sought to require employees to arbitrate and employees resisted, preferring to take their claims to court. In this case, the roles are reversed, as the employer seeks to compel an employee to litigate in court, while the employee prefers to pursue his claims in arbitration.
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