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EEOC issues new discrimination guidance: 11 things you must know

HR Morning

The new guidance covers national origin discrimination, and it has replaced the EEOC’s 2002 compliance manual section on that topic. Of course, employers already know they can’t discriminate against individuals on the basis of their national origin. Discrimination based on “perceived” national origin is illegal.

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The EEOC Enforcement Agenda

HRExecutive

Earlier this week, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission issued its updated enforcement guidance on national origin discrimination. EEOC is dedicated to advancing opportunity for all workers and ensuring freedom from discrimination based on ethnicity or country of origin,” says EEOC Chair Jenny R. Yang, in a statement.

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job candidate keeps talking about her mother, HR forwarded my message to my boss, and more

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I’m not involved in the hiring of our staffing, but I know what’s going on behind the scenes. They may think it’s a typo for 2002, or they may be annoyed that you didn’t answer the question accurately, but that’s the only way to get around if it’s a required field for an online application. (If Here we go….

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WIRTW #449 (the “do-over” edition)

Ohio Employer's Law

He served a well regarded term on the National Labor Relations Board from from 2002 to 2003. Here’s what I read this week: Discrimination. Why Your Standard Agreements with Staffing Agencies Are Risky Business (Starring Tom Cruise) — via Who Is My Employee? Alexander Acosta will become the next Secretary of Labor.