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Google Settles $118 Million Gender Pay Discrimination Lawsuit

Trusaic

This time, however, the story is a little different, as the multinational technology giant is under fire for gender pay discrimination. The case began in 2017 when three now-former employees filed complaints alleging Google underpays female workers, citing a violation of California’s Equal Pay Act. Google’s missteps.

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Take Note: Here’s how strong DOCUMENTATION torpedoes discrimination claims.

The Employer Handbook

Yesterday’s parting shot advised employers — not legal advice, mind you — that well-documented termination decisions are much better than “take my word on it, we should just fire him.” Beginning in January 2017, the monthly records reflected unsatisfactory performance. Well, except for one time.

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New OFCCP Director’s Top Priority: Closing Gender/Race Pay Gaps

Trusaic

Yang’s biography, as well as recent comments on policy priorities, federal contractors and subcontractors should prepare for pay discrimination enforcement to be a high priority for the OFCCP. Yang had a long career in public service, with a particular emphasis on anti-discrimination enforcement. In March 2021, Ms.

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National Origin, Discrimination, and Employers—Oh, My!

HR Daily Advisor

Below is guidance on some of the more common national origin discrimination issues that may confront employers. What Is National Origin Discrimination? Discrimination is the different treatment of a person based on a protected characteristic such as gender, disability, or national origin.

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That’s What No One Tells You About Hiring Women in 2017

TalentCulture

Picture this: It’s 2017, but gender imbalances still occur in companies. Different training as well as sponsorship or mentorship programs for female employees within enterprises, cultivating their leadership skills, could be a captivating perk for talented and ambitious ladies to apply for a job in your company. Any thoughts?

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New EEOC SEP Doubles Down on Employment Discrimination

Trusaic

For some, it will mean changing recruitment and payroll practices to adhere to new EEOC and SEP policies. The Commission’s goal is to eliminate unlawful discrimination and promote equal opportunity employment for all. Most notably, the COVID-19 pandemic has given way to a new brand of workplace discrimination.

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Reviewing Core Values for a Psychologically Safe Workplace After #MeToo

Reflektive

Since the Harvey Weinstein allegations surfaced in early October of 2017, the Internet has been peppered with sensitive #metoo stories. Some are calling it an HR crisis but for HR leaders it can be an opportunity to renew company policies and explore innovative strategies for workplace safety. Real-Time Solutions.