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Listen Closely! 5th Circuit Court Hears Stuttering Employee’s ADA Claims

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He was tasked with designing electrical and instrumentation systems for Jacobs. Charlie claimed his coworkers harassed him because he stutters and the employers failed to accommodate him, in violation of the ADA. The harassment was based on his disability or disabilities. 5th Circuit’s Decision.

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Forced Pagan Ritual Ends in Discrimination Lawsuit for Virginia Employer

HR Daily Advisor

Whether you believe in demon possession or not, one thing is certain: The task is definitely not something for HR professionals! District Court in Norfolk, Virginia, drives this point home—and reminds employers to train managers and supervisors on discrimination and sexual harassment in order to avoid these types of lawsuits in the future.

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If Employee Reveals Disability Shortly Before Termination, Does He Have a Bias Claim?

HR Daily Advisor

’s (WCCS), executive director from March 2011 to October 20, 2014. He claimed his symptoms worsened significantly in 2013 and 2014 and limited his ability to sleep, concentrate, engage in social interaction, and use his hands. Clark” was employed as Warren County Community Services, Inc.’s Court’s Decision.

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5 Reasons Why HR Compliance is More Complicated Than Ever

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Because compliance is changing so quickly on the state and federal level, HR departments are finding it more and more challenging to keep up with current regulations and changes to employment law. Non-Compliance in HR is Complicated and Expensive. Complex state and city laws. Changes to Ban the Box.

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Arbitrary maximum leave policy, disability discrimination costs retailer $8.6 million

HR Morning

Think the feds aren’t serious about enforcing laws against disability discrimination? Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) announced the consent decree, which was approved by U.S. develop a centralized tracking system for employee requests for accommoda­tion. In 2014, company revenues totaled $56.2

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2021 State Drug Testing Law Updates for Employers

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The language of the Bill specifically permits employers to implement and maintain zero-tolerance drug testing programs, including the testing of marijuana. Employers in New Mexico are reminded of the state’s medical marijuana law that limits employer actions against state-authorized medical marijuana patients.

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WIRTW #384 (the “survey” edition)

Ohio Employer's Law

Let’s see if this is a problem in need of a solution, or a non-issue. via All in a Day’s Work HR & Employee Relations Is The Six Hour Work Day the Key To Productivity? — Blog post confessing disenchantment leads to connection requests — via ABA Journal Daily News Does Your Social Media Policy Need An Anti-Parasitic Drug? —

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