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When Is a Discrimination Complaint against a Manager an Act of Harassment?

HR Daily Advisor

What if a manager accused of unlawful discrimination based on employees’ religion asserts that the complaint itself is an act of harassment? See how one employer successfully avoided that minefield. My Manager Discriminates Based on Religion. Survey Says. ” “Stop hiring and favoring one religion in our branch.”

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Lori Brown Rejoins Littler; ComplianceHR Names Kimball Norup CEO

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“Her vision for CHR, an organization at the intersection of advanced technological solutions and employment law compliance, leaves a lasting legacy that aligns with our focus on providing innovative solutions and sophisticated legal counsel to clients.”. About ComplianceHR. For more information, visit www.compliancehr.com.

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Supreme Court Ends ‘Mark of the Beast’ Litigation

HR Daily Advisor

In 2011, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) filed a lawsuit on behalf of Beverly Butcher, who resigned from his job as a coal miner at CONSOL Energy rather than allowing his hand to be scanned at the beginning and end of each shift to record his time worked. The case has finally ended. Here’s a recap.

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Bass Pro to Pay $10.5M for Discriminatory Hiring Practices and Retaliation

HR Daily Advisor

Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) that alleged Bass Pro discriminated on the basis of race in its hiring and recruiting practices at its retail stores and then unlawfully retaliated against employees who opposed those practices. Earlier today, Bass Pro Outdoor World, LLC, agreed to pay $10.5 EEO-1 Update Webinar.

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Two tough lessons on training

HRExecutive

In 2011 the EEOC sued again, and U.S. partners in the employment law practice of Franczek Radelet in Chicago. But in the end, the new procedure apparently did far more harm than good. Because the company had only five women trainers, according to the EEOC , women trainees had to wait a year or more to get in.

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Episode 402: The Benefits of Apprenticeships to Employers and Underrepresented Workers With Donna Lenhoff

Workology

And we talk about this a lot with Chief People Officers, heads of HR, and then the diversity, equity and inclusion leaders that we have on the podcast. From 2011 to 2017, she served as a senior Civil Rights advisor to the Director of the DOL Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs, or OFCCP.

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Workplace Changes Under the Biden Administration

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Returned protections for diversity, equity, and inclusion. This executive order forbade diversity-inclusion education in federal agencies, U.S. founding Attorney of The Lacy Employment Law Firm , a labor rights and employment firm.