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Riot Games Settles Gender Discrimination Lawsuit at $100 Million

Trusaic

Entertainment company Riot Games recently settled a multi-year-long gender discrimination class-action lawsuit with the California Department of Fair Employment and Housing (DFEH). In an official statement released by the company, Riot said “While we’re proud of how far we’ve come since 2018, we must also take responsibility for the past.

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Law Firm Subject of Gender Pay Discrimination Lawsuit

Trusaic

Six lawyers from Jones Day have filed a class-action lawsuit alleging an array of gender discrimination claims against the law firm, including pay discrimination, sexual harassment, and stifled advancement. Recently the EEOC announced that organizations will have to report on pay data in the annual EEO-1 Report, starting this year.

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Regulatory & Legal Alerts – Nov. 2018

Peopletrail

Inside the opioid epidemic: Does your drug-free workplace policy comply with anti-discrimination laws? 6 Months After GDPR: What Are the Trends in How Data Transfer and Sharing in Marketing Has Changed? UK’s Data Protection Authority Enforces GDPR, Read More. Argentina’s new Bill on Personal Data Protection, Read More.

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EEOC FY 2021 Charge Data, Mediation Program Studies

HRWatchdog

Retaliation was, once again, the number one filed charge in the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission’s (EEOC) Fiscal Year 2021 charge data; it was included in 56 percent of 61,331 charges (a charge may include multiple types of discrimination). Then, between FY 2018 and FY 2021, sexual harassment charges accounted for 27.7

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Algorithmic Management in Organizations: Benefits, Challenges, and Best Practices

Analytics in HR

Traditional organizations are also discovering the benefits of increased efficiency and data-driven decision-making. Big Data and automation are high on the agenda of most departments with HR directing its focus towards data-driven decision-making, too. They can take into account all relevant data and exclude irrelevant factors.

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What Happens with Federal Pay Data Reporting May Prompt State Action

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Equal Employment Opportunity Commission ( EEOC ) for the 2017 and 2018 tax years. Whether Component 2 data will be reported for future years has yet to be determined. The agency cited employer costs as the reason it was not seeking to renew the Component 2 pay data reporting requirement. Allen Equal Pay Act.

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Component 2 Pay Data Reporting On Hold, For Now

Trusaic

Leading up to the EEO-1 filing deadline of March 31, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) said that it will not continue to require employers to submit pay data known as Component 2 when submitting the annual EEO-1 report, for now. In 2019, a federal district court ordered the EEOC to collect Component 2 data.

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