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SBDR: 11 New Employment Laws Recently Enacted in California

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California steals the top spot today as we take a look at some of the new changes to employment law in the Golden State. Meanwhile, Kansas is promoting workforce development and employment in a pretty cool, new way, and Maryland lawmakers are looking out for the actual little guys. The Number: $500.

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Retaliation—The Marcia Brady Of Employment Law

HR Daily Advisor

In 2012, Jan experienced health problems that required her to take leave under the FMLA on two separate occasions—March to May 2011 and June to August 2012. The letter described several alleged instances of misconduct by Jan that occurred between March 2011 and May 2012. Finally, be sure to document performance issues when they occur.

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When Is a Discrimination Complaint against a Manager an Act of Harassment?

HR Daily Advisor

What if a manager accused of unlawful discrimination based on employees’ religion asserts that the complaint itself is an act of harassment? See how one employer successfully avoided that minefield. My Manager Discriminates Based on Religion. Survey Says. ” “Stop hiring and favoring one religion in our branch.”

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Is Withdrawing a Discrimination Claim Protected Activity?

HR Daily Advisor

We all understand that filing a discrimination charge with a government agency is protected activity, but one employee recently claimed that withdrawing such a charge is also protected. On August 3, 2012, the EEOC dismissed her charge without finding evidence to support her allegations of discrimination. Background.

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Was Inconsistent Treatment of Asian USPS Worker Discrimination?

HR Daily Advisor

In 1997, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) accepted 16,394 charges alleging retaliation under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, but that number swelled to 33,082 in 2016. Before May 2011, Nancy hadn’t received any disciplinary action as a PPO. As a result, she was issued a letter of warning by a USPS.

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Disability Discrimination: I Can See Clearly Now, My Job Is Gone

HR Daily Advisor

In 2011, MITRE implemented a new system for annual performance evaluations called “laddering.” In his 2011 midyear review, he received another positive written review. Then, in his 2011 annual review, the first review using the laddering system, he received a 3 rating. Court’s Decision.

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Supreme Court Ends ‘Mark of the Beast’ Litigation

HR Daily Advisor

In 2011, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) filed a lawsuit on behalf of Beverly Butcher, who resigned from his job as a coal miner at CONSOL Energy rather than allowing his hand to be scanned at the beginning and end of each shift to record his time worked. The case has finally ended. Here’s a recap.