Company nailed after firing employee who complained of bias, harassment
Here’s yet another example of how mishandling complaints of workplace bias and harassment can come back to bite employers.
Workplace Bias
Does employee’s solid work make up for being biased against female manager?
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EEOC resolution mourns, decries recent black deaths
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission issued an emotional and politically charged statement on racial discrimination on June 9, marking the deaths of three African Americans. The Resolution of the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission In Mourning for the Deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmaud Arbery notes that the Commission, which was created as […]
EEOC, DOL release enforcement stats
Look out: Two federal agencies have released their latest enforcement data — and boy have they been busy.
EEOC's new database could be a useful tool for HR
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has made state-by-state workplace bias charge data available online. Here’s why that’s good news for HR pros.
Fired because she has a disabled daughter? That'll cost firm $165k
There’s a little-known form of workplace bias that can cost employers big, as one company recently learned. It’s called associational discrimination.
Judge blocks Trump’s ACA transgender exclusion rule
A New York federal judge has told the Trump administration to hold off on enacting a rule change that would exclude some Americans from the Affordable Care Act’s anti-discrimination protections HHS on June 15 announced the regulation, which would remove the ACA’s anti-discrimination protections based on gender identity. Under the new rule, health care providers […]
Retaliation again tops the list of charges filed with the EEOC
It’s apparently a lot easier to prove a retaliation charge than a workplace bias or harassment claim. That’s probably why retaliation remains the No. 1 complaint filed with the EEOC.
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