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With the end of the year drawing nigh, today’s post will be my last of 2014 (barring any hot-off-the-presses breaking news). via Eric Meyer’s The Employer Handbook Blog Do You Hear What I Hear? . — via Eric Meyer’s The Employer Handbook Blog Do You Hear What I Hear? I’ll see everyone back in 2015.
Here’s what I read this week (and last week): Discrimination Cancer and the Workplace: Tips for Employers and A Thanksgiving to Remember: When Cancer Strikes — via Dan Schwartz’s Connecticut EmploymentLaw Blog Do you have a “ super” anti-harassment contract with your employees? —
Hannah” worked as a fire paramedic for the city of Chicago in June 2014 when she learned she was pregnant. As such, she claimed the city violated the IHRA by forcing her to take leave after she told her supervisor she was pregnant in June 2014. First Trimester. It asked the court to dismiss her claim for this reason.
Here’s the rest of what I read this week: Discrimination HR 101: Temporary disabilities and the ADA — via Eric Meyer’s The Employer Handbook Blog Dilemma of the Month: When a Personal Matter Gets Professional — via Evil HR Lady, Suzanne Lucas Preventing Discrimination For Dummies! — The Shadow knows. —
Abercrombie & Fitch : employers as mind-readers — via Walter Olson’s Overlawyered Take Me To Court: The EEOC Is Allowed To Continue Pursuit Of Individual Prayer Break Religious Discrimination Claims — via EEOC Year-End Countdown Title IX: an employmentlaw too? — via EmploymentLaw Bits Collision course?
Here’s the rest of what I read this week: Discrimination EEOC wins most of discovery dispute in transgender case — via Robin Shea’s Employment & Labor Insider Employment Discrimination Complaints Up Over 11 Percent in 2014-2015 — via Dan Schwartz’s Connecticut EmploymentLaw Blog When Is Enough Leave … Enough? —
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via Texas EmploymentLaw Blog Union Membership Declines In 2014 — via Labor Relations Today NLRB: Employers may terminate employees for insubordinate social media messages — via Technology for HR. what I''m reading'
via In House Transgender Discrimination is Illegal — via Cleveland EmploymentLaw Blog Social Media & Workplace Technology Is Big Brother Watching? The DOL’s Model FMLA Forms Expired Just Days Ago. The DOL’s Model FMLA Forms Expired Just Days Ago. Now What? — via Jeff Nowak’s FMLA Insights Who Signed that Doctor''s Note? —
” In January 2014, Tom complained about the inappropriate touching, emasculating conduct, and banana incident to division manager “Adam.” Adam informed the area manager and the employeerelations manager of Tom’s complaint. The employeerelations manager suggested that U.S. Steel separate Tom and Jerry.
Because the case will carry on beyond the planned December 1 effective date, a preliminary injunction was issued to prevent “irreparable harm” to employers in the meantime. The move surprised most observers, as the federal judge assigned to the case, Amos Mazzant, was a 2014 Obama-appointee.
Today, I am pleased to announce that Meyers Roman has expanded our employment-law capabilities by adding Douglas B. Brown, LLC (DBB), a boutique national affirmative action law firm. The ADA usually doesn’t require accommodating an employee’s first choice of yoga classes. — via Eric Meyer’s The Employer Handbook Blog.
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