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Employment Law

Employee has asthma: What accommodations are required?

A Florida federal court tossed disability discrimination claims a former employee filed. Bungornluck Rodda has asthma. She worked at the University of Miami as an administrative assistant beginning in July 2007. She was let go in November 2017. The university…

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did this employee ask for too much

2 big new ADA rulings back employers on job accommodation

Let’s get right to the heart of these two new employer-friendly federal appeals court rulings on the important subject of reasonable accommodation under the ADA.  First, an accommodation request that conflicts with a federal safety regulation need not be provided.…

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Feds: Fingerprint requirement was religious discrimination

A new lawsuit says an employer illegally discriminated against an employee based on his religion when it refused to accommodate his request not to be fingerprinted.  The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) filed the suit on behalf of an employee…

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termination violated federal law new suit says

Employee sues: Why employer’s insurance was no help

When employers need to make that call to their insurers to defend a claim against them, they have to hope that some sort of policy exclusion does not act as a bar to coverage for the claim raised. Unfortunately for…

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Motor Vehicle Accident Leads To Coverage Dispute

He was hurt before: Can he still get workers’ comp benefits?

South Dakota's highest court issued a ruling in favor of a worker who sought to recover workers' compensation benefits.  A construction worker had a history of back injury dating back to 2010. He said the injury resolved after two back…

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History Of Back Injury Leads To Court Fight

Teacher’s comments spook district: Did nonrenewal violate ADA?

A school district did not violate the law when it chose not to renew the employment contract of an art teacher with major depressive disorder, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit ruled. An art teacher had major…

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Teacher Allegedly Talked About Killing Herself And Her Son

Did supervisor’s anti-union comments violate labor law?

Under the National Labor Relations Act, employers cannot interfere with or restrain employees in the exercise of their rights under the statute.  At the same time, the law does not prevent employers from expressing opinions, so long as there is…

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Federal Court To NLRB You Got It Wrong

When customers harass employees: Employer pays $250K

Did you know that employers can be held liable if a customer harasses an employee? A personal care services provider will pay $250,000 to end a suit. The suit accused it of allowing caregivers to be harassed. It also said…

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It's A Very Real Danger And Can Be Expensive

Worker can’t sue for bias based on wife’s pregnancy

A former employee in New York failed to state a cause of action under Title VII, as amended by the Pregnancy Discrimination Act (PDA). He claimed harassment and discrimination based on his wife's pregnancy. A federal district court in New…

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law does not go that far court says

Last Check Paid Too Late? State Court Issues Ruling

A discharged employee waited a week for his last check. He said the late last check violated state law. Was he right?  (more…)

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When Was His Last Day

Accused of favoring Hispanics, employer pays $200K

A California-based ice cream company will pay $200,000 and take other steps to settle a lawsuit that accused it of engaging in national origin discrimination by illegally favoring Hispanic job applicants over others. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed a…

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suit said employers discouraged others from applying

Religious Accommodation Dispute: Walmart Wins EEOC Lawsuit

The case presents a classic question: How far must employers go to provide religious accommodations for applicants and employees? Score one for employers on this one. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit decided that Walmart did not…

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Shift Swaps Not Required

Fired for reporting safety issue? Feds file suit

The U.S. Department of Labor has sued a hotel operator in Texas. The suit says a worker was fired for reporting a safety issue and seeking medical attention. According to the Department of Labor, in January 2019 an employee at…

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Worker Fired After Reporting Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

Forced prayer meetings? That’ll cost employer $375K

A medical practice and the physician who ran it have been hit with a $375,000 judgment in a federal lawsuit that accused the defendants of subjecting employees to a religiously hostile work environment. The suit also said the defendants retaliated…

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Time’s up: No more rounding of hours for meal periods in this state

California’s highest court has ruled that employers in that state cannot engage in the practice of rounding time punches when it comes to meal periods. The court also ruled that time records showing noncompliant meal periods raise a rebuttable presumption…

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Ruling Bans Payroll Practice

Can you fire someone for saying ‘All Lives Matter’?

Racial tensions continue to run high, and employers must always be mindful of how they can spill over into the workplace.  In a newly filed lawsuit, a long-tenured realtor in Michigan is alleging that his broker wrongfully terminated his contract…

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New Suit Challenges Termination
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