WIRTW #305 (the “encore” edition)
In case you haven’t seen the latest and greatest band sweeping Cleveland’s western suburbs, I bring you Norah and the Troopers, courtesy of the Strongsville School of Rock blog (okay, now I’m flat-out shilling like an exuberant dad — full video here: http://youtu.be/IAxcUCleMtg).
And, while I’m shilling, it doesn’t get any better than some from Rhett Miller, the lead singer of The Old 97's (isn't Twitter great?)
Discrimination
And, while I’m shilling, it doesn’t get any better than some from Rhett Miller, the lead singer of The Old 97's (isn't Twitter great?)
So sweet!
RT @jonhyman: Some love for my 7 yr old girl killing it on guitar and vocals on The New Kid last weekend? https://t.co/9PPw96WpPL
— Rhett Miller (@rhettmiller) January 23, 2014
Here’s the rest of what I read this week: Discrimination
- EEOC: That Family Medical History is NONE OF YOUR Business — from Mike Haberman’s Omega HR Solutions
- Light Duty Only for Work-Related Injuries – Pregnancy Discrimination? — from The Blue Ink
- Who Is At Risk Of Being Sued Under the ADA? — from Employment Discrimination Report
- Gays can’t be excluded from juries because of sexual orientation, 9th Circuit says — from ABA Journal Daily News
- The EEOC Regulation You Need to Know When Making a “Material Change” to a Separation Agreement — from Dan Schwartz’s Connecticut Employment Law Blog
- Discrimination in a word: stereotypes — from Warren & Associates Blog
- Social media? Anti-harassment? No workplace policy can prevent something this stupid — from Eric Meyer’s The Employer Handbook Blog
- Announcing a layoff on Facebook — from Ask a Manager
- Smartphones, Social Media and Sexual Harassment: 5 Steps to Mitigate the Risks of Hostile Work Environment Claims in the Workplace — from Employment Law Lookout
- 9th Circuit Court of Appeals Rules Bloggers Have First Amendment Protection — from Shear on Social Media Law
- Internet Harassment Is Nothing New — from The Daily Beast
- Struggling at the (Computer) Games of Life — from Harvard Business Review
- We Don’t Hire Jerks. Period. — from Evil HR Lady, Suzanne Lucas
- After Your “Daddy Days” End — from Harvard Business Review
- 3 HR Lessons I Learned In Vienna — from Molly DiBianca’s Delaware Employment Law Blog
- Employer Liability for Distracted Workers and Drivers is Plentiful — from Matt Austin Labor Law
- 3 Ways Letters of Reference Cause Problems for Employers — from California Employment Law
- Why the COOs of Yahoo and Family Dollar Stores Have Been Fired for Poor Performance But Will Get Millions in Severance - Further Adventures in “With” and “Without Cause” Terminations under Executive Employment Agreements — from Suits by Suits
- Doctors to sick people: “Stay home!” — from The Human Race Horses
- Raiders Cheerleader Files Wage and Hour Lawsuit — from Phil Miles’ Lawffice Space
- FLSA Companionship Services Exemption Will Narrow in 2015 — from Minnesota Employer
- Deciding How Much Employees and Owners Should Make — from You’re the Boss Blog
- 3 Ways Problems Arise With Employee Leave Tracking — from HR Daily Advisor
- Wage and Hour Compliance Priorities for 2014 — from Pennsylvania Labor and Employment Blog
- Employee stock ownership plans: Pros and cons for engaging employees — from Employment Intelligence
- Don’t Believe The Hype When It Comes to NLRB Claims — from The HR Capitalist, Kris Dunn
- Give ‘Em The Boot! — from Labor Relations Institute