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EEOC issues new discrimination guidance: 11 things you must know

HR Morning

The EEOC’s guidance says, “When force, fraud, or coercion is used to compel labor or exploit workers, traffickers and employers may be violating not only criminal laws, but also Title VII. Title VII protects individuals regardless of their immigration status. Beware of word-of-mouth recruiting.

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11 reasons to pay attention to EEOC’s new discrimination guidance

HR Morning

The EEOC’s guidance says, “When force, fraud, or coercion is used to compel labor or exploit workers, traffickers and employers may be violating not only criminal laws, but also Title VII. Title VII protects individuals regardless of their immigration status. ” Beware of word-of-mouth recruiting.

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Hold up! Is there an “HR manager” exception that allows employers to retaliate against HR?

The Employer Handbook

Assuming this to be accurate, did the current employer violate Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 ? The first question is whether Title VII’s anti-retaliation provision applies to HR managers acting in the course of their employment duties, even if their actions would otherwise be protected activity.

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2024: Navigating the Evolving Landscape of Human Resources 

MP Wired For HR

Title VII Update: Anti-discrimination laws continue to be refined, and HR professionals must stay informed about updates concerning Title VII and other relevant statutes to ensure fair and inclusive practices.

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What’s Mine is Yours and What’s Yours is Mine: The NLRB’s New Joint Employer Rule Vastly Expands Joint Employer Status

HR Defense

The final rule is only related to the Board finding a company is a joint employer under the Act and does not implicate other federal laws like Title VII of the Civil Rights Act or the Fair Labor Standards Act. Companies who do not have employees that are unionized should still pay close attention.

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Illinois SB 1480 Equal Pay Law Takes Effect Next Month

Trusaic

List of employees : Separated by gender and race/ethnicity categories as reported in the business’s most recently filed EEO-1 report and the total wages as defined by Section 2 of the Illinois Wage Payment and Collection Act paid to each employee during the past calendar year. Number of female employees.

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Common religious accommodations and how to implement them

Business Management Daily

Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 requires employers to make a reasonable effort to accommodate employees’ sincerely held religious beliefs, including their religious attire or grooming habits. Title VII requires employers to make a reasonable effort to accommodate them.