‘This is not a new story’: Legal professionals expect tide to turn on DEI - HR Dive
WASHINGTON — The ongoing backlash against diversity, equity and inclusion work may leave employers with the sense that DEI is a short-lived trend. But that perspective ignores both history and legal reality, speakers told attendees at the American Bar Association’s labor and employment section conference on Thursday. Stacy Hawkins, professor of law at Rutgers University, said DEI’s constituent...
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NEW CASTLE – John Kiriakou’s message to more than 1,000 people Thursday was that we can live in the law of the jungle, or we can live under the Constitution of the United States. Lawrence ...
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The most common cause of construction accidents Glenn A. Herman, Esq Manhattan Injury Lawyer
There are many ways a person can be injured at a construction site. Scaffolding accidents are the most common, accounting for nearly two-thirds of all construction accidents. Did you suffer an i...
