Federal court takes EEOC to task for its work-life-balance agenda
In a 64-page opinion, a New York federal court issued a scathing indictment of the EEOC’s sue-first-ask-questions-later litigation tactics. ...
NLRB releases report on social media cases
By Jon Hyman
Are you curious about how the NLRB has been handling cases that involve allegations of employees disciplined or terminated for social media ...
Terminating a poor performer AFTER protected conduct? Read this post.
By Jon Hyman
I’ve written before about the difficulty employers face when terminating an employee for performance problems after that employee engages ...
Do we really need a breastfeeding discrimination law?
By Jon Hyman
Yesterday, the Wall Street Journal Law Blog ran a post about a teacher fired from her job, allegedly because she spent too much time lactat...
Employment Law Blog Carnival: The Kindergarten Edition
By Jon Hyman
Today, my daughter started kindergarten. To commemorate this milestone, this month’s Employment Law Blog Carnival celebrates the synergy bet...