Eight more Latino and black apartment supers signed on to an explosive discrimination suit against their new building owner – charging they were fired and replaced with mostly white, younger workers.
The plaintiffs filed for class-action status because they claim the alleged racial and age discrimination affects potentially more than 300 workers in buildings throughout the city.
The discrimination complaint – first reported in The Post this month – accused Pinnacle Management of ousting many black and Latino building superintendents in their 50s and 60s.
In some buildings, the veterans were dumped and replaced with Yugoslavian immigrants, the suit charges.
Many of the defendants have been building supers for decades.