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Employment Law

It Works Both Ways: Cisgender Employee Sues for Sex Bias

A federal district court in Pennsylvania has preserved a cisgender employee’s claim that his employer violated Title VII and state law by favoring transgender employees. The ruling holds an important lesson about the full scope of the Supreme Court’s 2020…

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It Works Both Ways: Cisgender Employee Sues for Sex Bias

New Supreme Court Ruling Is a Big Win for Employees

A new ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court will make it much easier for many employees to prove an allegation of unlawful discrimination under Title VII. The Court’s ruling washes away a rule, followed by many courts, that required Title…

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Supreme Court Ruling Changes the Game

EEOC Issues Final PWFA Rule: 5 Keys HR Needs to Know

The Equal Opportunity Employment Commission (EEOC) has issued the long-awaited final PWFA rule, slated to be published in the Federal Register tomorrow and then take effect 60 days later – on June 18, 2024. Here's a quick recap of the…

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EEOC Issues Final PWFA Rule: 5 Keys HR Needs to Know

Worker Badly Hurt – So Why Is Workers’ Comp Claim in Doubt?

An appeals court in Illinois upheld a decision to award workers’ comp benefits to a traveling employee who was hurt before he got on the road to his first daily assignment. The question that the court answered in the employee’s…

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Worker Badly Hurt -- So Why Is Workers' Comp Claim in Doubt?

Workplace Safety Violations: OSHA Fines Manufacturer $77K

For the second time in less than six months, OSHA found serious safety violations at a battery manufacturer in Georgia. SK Battery America Inc., a global electric vehicle battery manufacturer, faces $77,200 in fines. Workers exposed to respiratory hazards in fire In…

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Transgender Issue Rocks Prison – And It’s Not the Inmates

A federal appeals court has revived a prison employee’s Title VII claim that he was subjected to severe harassment at work based on his status as a transgender man. While working at Rogers State Prison in Georgia, Tyler Copeland began…

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Transgender Issue Rocks Prison -- And It's Not the Inmates

NLRB Targets Illegal Workplace Rules; La-Z-Boy Pays $297K

The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has been very busy over the last year. Among other things, it has focused on workplace rules, as an employer in the Midwest recently learned the hard way. It ended up paying $297,000 to…

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Time to evaluate workplace rules

Did Toxic Workplace Lead to Birth Defects? Suit Gets New Life

An employer may be responsible for birth defects allegedly caused by its workers’ exposure to toxic chemicals, a state appeals court in Illinois has ruled. This case involves Marcus Ledeaux and Enrique Daniel Araballo, who each had a parent who…

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Did Toxic Workplace Lead to Birth Defects? Suit Gets New Life

New OSHA Rule Lets Union Reps Participate in Safety Inspections

A new OSHA rule – the so-called “walkaround” rule – clarifies that employees may designate a non-employee third party, such as a union rep, to be their representative and accompany OSHA inspectors during workplace safety inspections. The final rule was…

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Termination Mistake — Court Explains Where Employer Went Wrong

A termination is justified if an employee is caught stealing, right? Not necessarily. This case shows that everything isn’t black and white — especially when managers make mistakes during the termination process. Key takeaways for HR: Not every manager has received…

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Why Was She Fired? Courts Skeptical About Reason Given For Termination

Oregon Law Will Reduce Leave Stacking, Effective July 1

Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek signed into law SB 1515, which amends the Oregon Family Leave Act (OFLA) and the Paid Leave Oregon (PLO) program. The amended legislation, which aims to reduce leave stacking and better align the two overlapping leave…

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Was Safety Training Adequate? Worker Gets Hurt While Using Ladder

A federal court in Texas addressed safety training claims raised by a Home Depot worker who was injured while using a ladder to retrieve a bag of firewood. Notably, the court rejected a claim that the store did not provide…

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Was Safety Training Adequate? Worker Gets Hurt While Using Ladder

Medical Marijuana: New Court Ruling on Impairment at Work

The use of recreational and medical marijuana is an evolving area of employment law, which can make things a bit tricky for employers trying to maintain safe working conditions. In light of the rapidly changing laws, a lot of folks…

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The 1 Ironclad Response to This ADA Accommodation Demand

When an ADA accommodation claim is based on the denial of a request to be excused from performing a specific job function, there’s one defense that works best. The ideal response for the employer: Excusing performance of the job function…

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The 1 Ironclad Response to This ADA Accommodation Demand

Interviewing an Internal Candidate: What a $15K Blunder Looks Like

As an HR pro, you know the importance of remaining professional while interviewing an internal candidate. That includes both avoiding certain topics and asking the right questions. But at some point in your career, you might’ve sat in on an…

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White Employee: Woke Training Created a Hostile Work Environment

In one of the latest woke training lawsuits, a Colorado employee claimed his employer’s mandatory DEI training created a hostile work environment. When the case reached the Tenth Circuit, the appeals court affirmed a ruling in the employer’s favor. Even…

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