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Did an Ohio Plant Fail to Accommodate an Employee with COPD Under ADA?
September 10, 2024
Did an Ohio Plant Fail to Accommodate an Employee with COPD Under ADA?

In a pivotal legal dispute, an employee at Decorative Paint, Inc., a small automotive painting company in Ohio, alleges that her employer failed to provide reasonable accommodations for her chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and asthma. After returning to work

How Is the EEOC Tackling Discrimination in Construction Firms?
September 10, 2024
How Is the EEOC Tackling Discrimination in Construction Firms?

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has recently intensified its focus on curbing discrimination within the construction industry, resulting in substantial settlements. The EEOC’s actions underline a commitment to ensuring safe, respectful, and inclusive workplaces across this vital sector

Navigating Unionization Amid Rising Strike Activity: HR’s Legal Guide
September 9, 2024
Navigating Unionization Amid Rising Strike Activity: HR’s Legal Guide

Despite union participation reaching historic lows with only 10% of workers participating last year, strike activity is surging to a 24-year high with 33 major work stoppages. This paradox highlights a significant shift in the labor landscape, where even non-unionized

Are You Prepared for Layoffs? Key Issues to Consider for Compliance
September 9, 2024
Are You Prepared for Layoffs? Key Issues to Consider for Compliance

Layoffs are some of the most challenging decisions an employer can face. The process is fraught with legal and ethical hurdles, impacting both the business and its employees. Proper planning, compliance with laws, and clear communication are essential to navigate

Wal-Mart’s ADA Violation Case Highlights Importance of Accommodations
September 9, 2024
Wal-Mart’s ADA Violation Case Highlights Importance of Accommodations

Marlo Spaeth, a long-term Wal-Mart employee with Down syndrome, worked at a Wisconsin store for over 15 years. Her job performance had consistently met expectations, largely due to a work schedule that accommodated her need for routine. This arrangement allowed

Supporting Jewish Employees: Best HR Practices for Inclusivity
September 4, 2024
Supporting Jewish Employees: Best HR Practices for Inclusivity

Creating an inclusive and supportive environment for Jewish employees is essential in today’s diverse workplaces. Respecting their unique religious, cultural, and safety needs can enhance mutual respect, employee satisfaction, and overall workplace harmony. By thoroughly understanding and actively accommodating these

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Did an Ohio Plant Fail to Accommodate an Employee with COPD Under ADA?
September 10, 2024
Did an Ohio Plant Fail to Accommodate an Employee with COPD Under ADA?

In a pivotal legal dispute, an employee at Decorative Paint, Inc., a small automotive painting company in Ohio, alleges that her employer failed to provide reasonable accommodations for her chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and asthma. After returning to work

How Is the EEOC Tackling Discrimination in Construction Firms?
September 10, 2024
How Is the EEOC Tackling Discrimination in Construction Firms?

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has recently intensified its focus on curbing discrimination within the construction industry, resulting in substantial settlements. The EEOC’s actions underline a commitment to ensuring safe, respectful, and inclusive workplaces across this vital sector

Navigating Unionization Amid Rising Strike Activity: HR’s Legal Guide
September 9, 2024
Navigating Unionization Amid Rising Strike Activity: HR’s Legal Guide

Despite union participation reaching historic lows with only 10% of workers participating last year, strike activity is surging to a 24-year high with 33 major work stoppages. This paradox highlights a significant shift in the labor landscape, where even non-unionized

Are You Prepared for Layoffs? Key Issues to Consider for Compliance
September 9, 2024
Are You Prepared for Layoffs? Key Issues to Consider for Compliance

Layoffs are some of the most challenging decisions an employer can face. The process is fraught with legal and ethical hurdles, impacting both the business and its employees. Proper planning, compliance with laws, and clear communication are essential to navigate

Wal-Mart’s ADA Violation Case Highlights Importance of Accommodations
September 9, 2024
Wal-Mart’s ADA Violation Case Highlights Importance of Accommodations

Marlo Spaeth, a long-term Wal-Mart employee with Down syndrome, worked at a Wisconsin store for over 15 years. Her job performance had consistently met expectations, largely due to a work schedule that accommodated her need for routine. This arrangement allowed

Supporting Jewish Employees: Best HR Practices for Inclusivity
September 4, 2024
Supporting Jewish Employees: Best HR Practices for Inclusivity

Creating an inclusive and supportive environment for Jewish employees is essential in today’s diverse workplaces. Respecting their unique religious, cultural, and safety needs can enhance mutual respect, employee satisfaction, and overall workplace harmony. By thoroughly understanding and actively accommodating these

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