Author: Nicole Lombard
A 90-Day Blueprint For Building High-Performing Offshore Teams with Ingo Piroth
Ohio House Advances Bill Updating Local Government Hiring Mandates
You Can’t Sue Your Staffing Agency to Cover Your Own Title VII Liability
According to the EEOC, a company told its staffing agencies not to send women for laborer jobs because women would “distract” male workers. When the EEOC sued, the company turned around and sued the staffing agencies too. A federal court just explained why that doesn’t work. TL;DR: A federal court
Angela Pushard: From High School Apprentice to Public Servant
Denied Work From Home While Pregnant: The HR Case That Cost TQL $22M
Hiring Undocumented Workers and Skipping Wages Isn’t a Loophole.
He worked as a building superintendent for three and a half years. His employer conceded he did the work. He was never paid wages after his first two weeks. The New Jersey Supreme Court just explained why that arrangement is going to cost the employer. TL;DR: The New Jersey Supreme
Everyone’s a Cyborg Now: Talking Culture with Bryan Adams
High Functioning Alcoholism Is the Workplace Problem Nobody Talks About with Sarah Allen Benton
Struggling to Hire? Rethink Skills and Unlock Talent
DE Talk | Reworking Recruitment: AI, a Frozen Job Market & the Human Edge
Season 7 • Episode 8 The headlines say unemployment is low. The front lines tell a different story. In this
When Supervisors Threaten Retaliation at Onboarding and Then Deliver
Two supervisors warned a new hire in his first weeks on the job: file an EEO complaint against us, and we’ll end your government career. Then they did. TL;DR: The Fourth Circuit vacated summary judgment for the employer on a Title VII retaliation claim after finding that an employee’s testimony








