Cisco likely subjected pro-Palestine staff to ‘hostile work environment’
Cisco accused of failing to take ‘timely and reasonable actions’ to protect staff from discrimination
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SHRM Renames Annual Conference to ‘Credentialing Academy’
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EEOC Invites Charges of Anti-American Bias
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Amazon HR manager alleges race bias, firing before approved leave
Nearly seven years with no discipline – then a termination before FMLA leave kicked in
Lawsuit claims Ford denied accommodations, then fired 14-year employee
The automaker allegedly replaced her after insisting that the part-time role required full-time work. The automaker allegedly replaced her...
Compass Group cook accuses employer of years-long anti-trans harassment
Repeated HR complaints allegedly went nowhere before the worker was let go
PSHRA® Selects 2027 President-Elect and New Executive Council Members
The Public Sector HR Association (PSHRA®) has elected Shawn Aulgur, PSHRA-CP, as the President-Elect for 2027 to advocate for...
Experts Warn HR to Establish Boundaries When Adopting AI Notetakers
Practitioners are increasingly responsible for vetting such tools before they are deployed in a workplace or recruitment setting, SHRM...
September Surge: The Compliance Gaps That Become January Headlines
Every January, HR teams experience an increased urgency due to new employment laws, updated posting requirements, leave changes, handbook...
Vague exit speech fails to support former CEO’s defamation claim
The deal was supposed to keep the peace – one banquet speech tested its limits
Court lets fired contractor employee pursue free-speech retaliation claim
Officials tried to push the case to another court – the judge said no
BART loses $7.8 million appeal over religious vaccine accommodation denials
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Idaho court affirms $228 clawback after worker skips appeal citation rules
The state cleared her of fraud – then deducted the money from her next check
Boston Medical Center must defend revived claims over physician firing
A quiet email might carry more legal weight than an employer expects