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Engineers Sue Charter for Alleged Discrimination
February 4, 2026
Engineers Sue Charter for Alleged Discrimination

With decades of experience helping organizations navigate change through technology, HR tech expert Ling-Yi Tsai specializes in using analytics and integrated systems to build fairer, more compliant workplaces. Today, she’s here to discuss the complex web of issues that arise

Veteran Employee Sues AbbVie for Age Discrimination
February 4, 2026
Veteran Employee Sues AbbVie for Age Discrimination

A thirty-one-year career marked by consistent performance and increasing responsibility has culminated in a federal lawsuit against pharmaceutical giant AbbVie, where long-serving employee Marisol Bárzana Santiago alleges the company fostered an institutional pattern of age discrimination. The comprehensive court filing,

Trend Analysis: Corporate Compliance Risks
February 4, 2026
Trend Analysis: Corporate Compliance Risks

Just as employers began to absorb a comprehensive roadmap for navigating workplace harassment, the federal agency that wrote it abruptly tore up the map, leaving them to navigate a treacherous legal landscape alone. The sudden withdrawal of the U.S. Equal

Jury Awards HR Worker $5M in Retaliation Lawsuit
February 4, 2026
Jury Awards HR Worker $5M in Retaliation Lawsuit

An individual entrusted with enforcing a company’s policies on fairness and respect found herself at the center of a legal battle against the very system she was meant to uphold, raising profound questions about corporate accountability. This scenario, far from

Singapore Court Bolsters Employer Rights Against Misconduct
February 4, 2026
Singapore Court Bolsters Employer Rights Against Misconduct

The departure of key employees can often feel like a betrayal to a business, but when their exit is part of a coordinated scheme to establish a rival company using confidential information, it crosses the line from competition into unlawful

Court Rules Hiring Law Protects Voluntary Disclosures
February 3, 2026
Court Rules Hiring Law Protects Voluntary Disclosures

A job applicant’s decision to be forthcoming about a past mistake often stems from a desire for transparency, but a recent landmark court ruling has clarified that this honesty does not strip them of critical legal protections during the hiring

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Engineers Sue Charter for Alleged Discrimination
February 4, 2026
Engineers Sue Charter for Alleged Discrimination

With decades of experience helping organizations navigate change through technology, HR tech expert Ling-Yi Tsai specializes in using analytics and integrated systems to build fairer, more compliant workplaces. Today, she’s here to discuss the complex web of issues that arise

Veteran Employee Sues AbbVie for Age Discrimination
February 4, 2026
Veteran Employee Sues AbbVie for Age Discrimination

A thirty-one-year career marked by consistent performance and increasing responsibility has culminated in a federal lawsuit against pharmaceutical giant AbbVie, where long-serving employee Marisol Bárzana Santiago alleges the company fostered an institutional pattern of age discrimination. The comprehensive court filing,

Trend Analysis: Corporate Compliance Risks
February 4, 2026
Trend Analysis: Corporate Compliance Risks

Just as employers began to absorb a comprehensive roadmap for navigating workplace harassment, the federal agency that wrote it abruptly tore up the map, leaving them to navigate a treacherous legal landscape alone. The sudden withdrawal of the U.S. Equal

Jury Awards HR Worker $5M in Retaliation Lawsuit
February 4, 2026
Jury Awards HR Worker $5M in Retaliation Lawsuit

An individual entrusted with enforcing a company’s policies on fairness and respect found herself at the center of a legal battle against the very system she was meant to uphold, raising profound questions about corporate accountability. This scenario, far from

Singapore Court Bolsters Employer Rights Against Misconduct
February 4, 2026
Singapore Court Bolsters Employer Rights Against Misconduct

The departure of key employees can often feel like a betrayal to a business, but when their exit is part of a coordinated scheme to establish a rival company using confidential information, it crosses the line from competition into unlawful

Court Rules Hiring Law Protects Voluntary Disclosures
February 3, 2026
Court Rules Hiring Law Protects Voluntary Disclosures

A job applicant’s decision to be forthcoming about a past mistake often stems from a desire for transparency, but a recent landmark court ruling has clarified that this honesty does not strip them of critical legal protections during the hiring

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