A Louisiana court of appeal upheld a civil service commission’s reinstatement of a firefighter terminated for refusing to participate in mandatory substance abuse screening following an on-the-jo...

If you suspend an employee with pay, is that an adverse employment action? Funny you should ask as the Eleventh Circuit issued an opinion this week on this very subject. In this case, a former co...

Former Facebook employee and critic Frances Haugen answers questions during a U.S. House Committee on Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Communications and Technology hearing on Capitol Hill in ...

A deeper investigation into Facebook's lack of controls to prevent misinformation and abuse in languages other than English is likely to leave people "even more shocked" about the potential harms...

Seeking “compromise” and following in the footsteps of other governors, Kansas Governor Laura Kelly signed House Bill (HB) No. 2001 into law on November 23, 2021, broadening exemptions from emplo...

SkyWest Fights Flight Attendants' Class Cert.

By Andrew Strickler (December 3, 2021, 4:27 PM EST) -- Following a default judgment triggered by repeated defense-side misconduct, an Alabama steel mill agreed Thursday to pay plaintiffs more tha...

Clothing Company Settles Federal Charges of Discrimination Against Non-US Citizen Employees The Department of Justice (DOJ) recently announced that the American retail company Gap has settled fed...

By NUWC Division Newport Public Affairs NEWPORT, R..I. – With a highly decorated 35-year career in the Department of Defense (DOD), almost entirely focused on equality, diversity and inclusion,...

Commissions and other merit-based pay don't matter in equal pay cases, appeals court says Court revived claims that medical device firm underpaid female manager Plaintiff was backed by EEOC The...