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Can a Paid Suspension Trigger a Sex Bias Verdict? This One Did.
The university kept paying its softball coach during an investigation. Its no-contact order also stopped her from teaching, and the suspension became a $300,000 sex bias judgment. TL;DR: A jury found sex motivated a university’s paid suspension of its women’s softball coach, and an appeals court upheld the $300,000 judgment.
Why Employee Behavior Makes Sense In Broken Systems with Dustin Snyder
What if employee disengagement, turnover and resistance to change aren’t primarily people problems, but predictable responses to the systems...
HR roles hit in latest round of Disney cuts
Around 300 employees reportedly hit by the latest job cuts
OpenAI apologises to Australia for AI breaches
‘We are sorry and working to do better in the future’
EEOC hits Oklahoma hotel chain with pregnancy harassment lawsuit
Her boss lived at the hotel, making the alleged daily harassment hard to escape
Caterpillar dealer faces ADA suit over fitness test it already scrapped
The company lowered its own standard, then tested her on the old one
Key Players in Health, Wellness, and Luxury Recruit New HR Talent in September
Kaiser Permanente and Exemplar Luxury Group added new HR leaders, though both are veterans in their industries.
Ford ran a ‘soft layoff’ through rigged performance ratings, suit claims
HR allegedly told managers: give everyone at least one bad rating
The AI-enabled office needs more than desks and meeting rooms
As AI accelerates execution, the workplace needs to evolve around how teams collaborate, connect and make decisions
Getting Value from Pharmacy Benefits in a High-Cost Era
As pharmacy costs continue to rise, employers need a clearer understanding of what’s driving their prescription drug spending –...
Vanguard worker alleges new boss turned strong reviews into a firing
Four years of top reviews, a new manager, then a PIP and a security escort
Charter School defeats misconduct claims but negligence case survives
Every box was ticked on the equipment list except the one that mattered
U.S. News loses bid to dismiss $1.5M incentive pay claim
Two hours between a pay dispute meeting and a termination email
Hospital pharmacist loses vaccine exemption battle against Cook County
Only 9 of 102 religious exemption requests survived the county’s vaccine mandate
Non-compete spanning all 50 states costs roofing firm its lawsuit
He sold his roofing company for $17M – then the non-compete imploded