Labor & Employment

Respectful Investigation of Sexual Misconduct

A company’s immediate reaction to sexual harassment allegations should include defining an investigation and communications strategy that takes into account […]

Investigations Post #MeToo

Employers, employment attorneys and investigators must consider several factors when they outline a process for a sexual harassment investigation. With […]

Ruling Limits Whistleblowers to Nuclear Option

In February, the United States Supreme Court threw out an anti-retaliation suit brought by a former employee who was fired […]

Transgender Employees and Employment Discrimination

Title VII prevents employers from discriminating against employees based on “sex” — a term with no statutory definition and no […]

17 Percent Of EEOC Sexual Harassment Complainants Are Male

In a recent CNN poll, ten percent of men reported they had been victims of sexual harassment at work. The […]

Fallout From Trump’s Affairs: The End Of The Nondisclosure Agreement?

Two women – adult film actress/director Stephanie Clifford, aka Stormy Daniels, and Playboy model Karen McDougal – say they had […]

Combating Sexual Harassment in the Workplace

Employers can expect to see an increase in sexual harassment claims and complaints. Some may be exaggerated or involve actions […]

Companies Are Backing Off On Drug-Testing

A Gallup poll last October found that 64 percent of Americans favor legalization of pot. That’s the most since Gallup […]

If The Rainmaker Is An Abuser

The challenge of dealing with an abusive law firm rainmaker is that rainmakers are in high demand and about as […]

Employer Victories In Recent FCRA Class Actions

The Fair Credit Reporting Act addresses the use of background checks by employers. It requires that before getting a background report, the employer must get the subject’s authorization and before…..

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