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A Judge’s Mug Was Crude Enough to Blog About. A Court Still Said It Wasn’t Harassment
A judge joked about his female employee’s sexuality and kept a mug decorated with cartoon genitalia in his own courtroom. The same judge required her to burn a full day of sick leave every time she needed an hour off for a medical appointment. A federal appeals court still ruled
CEO Pay Surges to New Heights as the Workforce Continues to Struggle
CEO pay surges to ‘shameful’ high as workers suffer
Are managers prepared for layoff conversations?
‘Alienating and cruel’: EEOC files lawsuit against employer for segregating DEI training by race
This week in 5 numbers: Employees say bosses don’t work as hard
Columbia faces discrimination lawsuit from Palestinian employees and students
Many companies plan to increase hiring this year, but might not find the right talent to fill roles
Getty ImagesThinking about the labor market might be making some HR pros a little dizzy…Many companies downsized their workforces in the last year. But, the latter half of this year may look different as the majority of hiring managers (66%) expect to increase hiring, up nine percentage points from last
Worker says T-Mobile approved his mental-health leave then scheduled over it
Amazon fired Black manager days after she reported alleged bias, lawsuit claims
Manager sues IQVIA, alleges firing over Indian cultural conversations at work
Cybersecurity firm fired worker on medical leave, then advertised her job, suit alleges
EEOC holds hearing about the future of the equal employment opportunity data collection
Getty ImagesAndrea Lucas, chair of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), held a public hearing in Washington, DC, on August 11 about the future of EEO reporting, and the commission’s plan to discontinue the data collection.More than 20 speakers addressed the commission, and many of them expressed concern about ending











