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She Called Equity Training Racist. Her Own Words About a Black Employee Said Otherwise.
She said the training singled out white employees as inherently racist. Her own testimony said otherwise, and that’s what sank her case. TL;DR: A federal appeals court affirmed summary judgment for the employer on an employee’s race discrimination and retaliation claims, holding that her own concessions defeated causation and that
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A technical change to obstetric billing could have a big impact on pregnant workers
Getty ImagesMore than 2 million women in the labor force deliver babies each year, according to US government data.Once an employee has a child, their employer typically receives a bill from the health plan detailing all the services that worker received during the nine-plus month process, and their costs.That system
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New Jersey’s New Reinstatement Right Could Blindside Employers Who Thought They Knew the Rules
In January, then-Governor Phil Murphy signed a law creating a reinstatement right that never existed before. For employers of any size. It takes effect July 17, and even employers confident they’ve got employee-leave compliance handled could be blindsided. TL;DR: Starting July 17, 2026, New Jersey employers must reinstate any employee








