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Transgender employees protected against bias, EEOC says


April 26, 2012 by Tim Gould

Transgender individuals can sue for gender discrimination, according to a recent EEOC ruling. More…

Equal pay also means equal severance: Judge


April 18, 2012 by Tim Gould

Remember that thing about equal pay for equal work? It also applies to severance packages, according to a recent federal court ruling.  More…

Transgender employee wins sex bias lawsuit


December 20, 2011 by Dan Wisniewski

What would your managers do if a male employee announced he would start coming to work dressed as a woman? More…

Fired staffer: ‘HR director told me to sue’


November 25, 2011 by Tim Gould

It’s common for sympathetic co-workers to tell colleagues who’ve been fired that they should see an attorney about filing a lawsuit. But this is the first time we’ve come across an instance where the suggestion — allegedly — was made by the firm’s HR director. More…

Dumb firing mistakes landed these companies in court


October 28, 2011 by Tim Gould

Every organization faces a time when it’s necessary to fire an employee. Here are two examples of how not to do it. More…

EEOC gets slapped for ‘sue first, ask questions later’ tactic


August 26, 2011 by Tim Gould

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In a decision sure to bring a smile to the faces of countless employers, a federal judge has ordered the EEOC to pay $2.6 million in legal fees and costs for the way it handled a decade-long lawsuit against an Ohio company. More…

Work/life balance? Not employer’s responsibility, judge says


August 23, 2011 by Tim Gould

A New York judge dismissed a class action suit claiming that women were discriminated against by communications giant Bloomberg. And along the way, the judge took a swipe at that whole work/life balance business. More…

Who’s earning the most? It’s not straight white men


July 21, 2011 by Christian Schappel

A recent survey shows that straight white males are no longer the dominant breadwinners in the U.S. More…

Why the Supreme Court’s class-action ruling matters to you


June 20, 2011 by Tim Gould

It’s probably unlikely your company would ever face the prospect of more than a million employees suing you for discrimination. So why should you care about the Supreme Court’s recent ruling in the Wal-Mart class action bias case? More…

How one dumb investigation doomed an employer


April 29, 2011 by Tim Gould

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Note to management: If you’re going to look into a possible problem with unfair compensation practices, you better be ready to overhaul your policies. More…


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