Labor and employment lessons from the world’s most combative stripper
Different type of stripper Meet Brandi Campbell, a stripper and self-proclaimed labor activist for other strippers nationwide. She main...
#MeToo hasn’t killed the office romance, just the inappropriate ones
By Jon Hyman
According to the National Review, #MeToo killed the office romance . It must be a brave soul who dares to strike up a flirtatious conve...
WIRTW #561 (the “don’t call me flaky” edition)
By Jon Hyman
According to The Economist , dads face greater workplace penalties for taking parental leaves than do moms. Americans see taking a break t...
Which mental health service does the FMLA not cover?
By Jon Hyman
Yesterday, I discussed our national mental health crisis , and the important role employers play in removing barriers to employees receivi...
Employee suicide is the next big workplace safety crisis
By Jon Hyman
A recent headline at businessinsurance.com caught my eye: Suicide seen as “next frontier” in workplace safety risks It’s a pretty d...
The 14th nominee for the “worst employer of 2019” is … the horrible harasser
By Jon Hyman
In its press release announcing a recently filed sexual harassment lawsuit, the EEOC says that a N.Y.-based housing development and prop...
Parental discrimination claims pose big risks for employers
By Jon Hyman
According to workingmother.com, More Parents Than Ever Are Suing Their Employers for Discrimination—and Winning . The article is right — ...