Author: Christopher Taborda
Podcast 455: When Performance Pay Backfires with Sharell Thomas-Hodge
An employee clocks in and then runs back to her car to fix her makeup
HR Trends 2027: Work, Redesigned
The Assault Was Essentially Undisputed. So Why Did the Harassment Claim Fail?
A company retreat ended with coworkers pulling a man off an employee he sexually assaulted. The company kept him. TL;DR: An employer won a federal case alleging harassment and a firing in retaliation for reporting an assault. The harassment claim was filed too late, and records supported the company’s reasons
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Bad HR Isn’t the Real Problem. CEOs Who Blame HR for Their Decisions Are
What Is the Best HR Certification for Beginners?
Can a Sexual Harassment Claim Keep the Whole Lawsuit Out of Arbitration? Yes.
Your employee signed an agreement to arbitrate all employment disputes. But a single sexual harassment claim can bring an entire lawsuit, and every other claim with it, into court anyway. TL;DR: The Second Circuit joined the Sixth and Ninth Circuits in holding that properly invoking the federal law allowing sexual
Overtime Pay Calculator for HR + Free Excel Template
HR After Hours Presents: The 2026 Halloween Spooktacular
If You Want to Go Fast, You Need Great Brakes, with Christian Poensgen
#106 – Who Owns Your Data at Work?
POV: The Office is on Fire #shorts
I Solved a Murder With 50 HR Professionals. Here’s What It Taught Me About Team Building
A Transgender Employee Says the EEOC’s LGBTQ+ Rollbacks Drove Him Out. When Does Policy Become Harassment?
A former EEOC employee says the agency’s LGBTQ+ rollbacks made his job intolerable, including changes he was required to help implement. A federal court has allowed his harassment, discrimination, and retaliation claims to proceed. TL;DR: A former transgender EEOC employee can pursue harassment, discrimination, and retaliation claims tied to LGBTQ+








