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FWC Upholds Dismissal for Employee’s Bullying and Harassment
May 10, 2024
FWC Upholds Dismissal for Employee’s Bullying and Harassment

Introduction: A high-profile case at the Fair Work Commission has culminated in the approval of a controversial dismissal, setting a precedent for dealing with workplace bullying and harassment. An employee of a landscaping firm challenged his termination, which was based

Olive Garden Settles EEOC Suit for Illegal Interview Questions
May 10, 2024
Olive Garden Settles EEOC Suit for Illegal Interview Questions

In a pivotal decision underscoring the legal responsibilities of hiring managers, the Olive Garden restaurant in Tarentum, Pennsylvania, has reached a settlement in an Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) lawsuit. The case, which raised significant concerns regarding disability discrimination in

Gen Z at Work: Addressing the Lowest Engagement in a Decade
May 9, 2024
Gen Z at Work: Addressing the Lowest Engagement in a Decade

Recent findings have painted a worrying picture of workplace engagement among the youngest generation of employees, Generation Z. Data reveals a significant dip in engagement levels, the lowest in over a decade, with this age group experiencing the steepest decline.

Navigating Music Choices to Prevent Hostile Workplaces
May 9, 2024
Navigating Music Choices to Prevent Hostile Workplaces

In our culturally rich and diverse society, the sounds that resonate within our workplaces can be a source of inspiration or, conversely, discomfort. The latter is increasingly under scrutiny in today’s sensitive employment landscape, where the wrong choice of tune

Is the FTC’s Noncompete Ban Legal Overreach? Judge Halts Suit
May 9, 2024
Is the FTC’s Noncompete Ban Legal Overreach? Judge Halts Suit

In a notable legal skirmish, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s resistance to the Federal Trade Commission’s outright ban on noncompete clauses has hit a procedural snag due to a judicial stay. This stay by Judge J. Campbell Barker, rooted in

Unveiling Bias: A Study on Transgender Labor Market Discrimination
May 8, 2024
Unveiling Bias: A Study on Transgender Labor Market Discrimination

In a groundbreaking exploration of workplace inequality, researchers from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute offer new insights into the hidden biases afflicting transgender individuals. The pioneering study, led by Billur Aksoy, Ph.D., along with associates Christopher S. Carpenter and Dario Sansone, delves

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FWC Upholds Dismissal for Employee’s Bullying and Harassment
May 10, 2024
FWC Upholds Dismissal for Employee’s Bullying and Harassment

Introduction: A high-profile case at the Fair Work Commission has culminated in the approval of a controversial dismissal, setting a precedent for dealing with workplace bullying and harassment. An employee of a landscaping firm challenged his termination, which was based

Olive Garden Settles EEOC Suit for Illegal Interview Questions
May 10, 2024
Olive Garden Settles EEOC Suit for Illegal Interview Questions

In a pivotal decision underscoring the legal responsibilities of hiring managers, the Olive Garden restaurant in Tarentum, Pennsylvania, has reached a settlement in an Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) lawsuit. The case, which raised significant concerns regarding disability discrimination in

Gen Z at Work: Addressing the Lowest Engagement in a Decade
May 9, 2024
Gen Z at Work: Addressing the Lowest Engagement in a Decade

Recent findings have painted a worrying picture of workplace engagement among the youngest generation of employees, Generation Z. Data reveals a significant dip in engagement levels, the lowest in over a decade, with this age group experiencing the steepest decline.

Navigating Music Choices to Prevent Hostile Workplaces
May 9, 2024
Navigating Music Choices to Prevent Hostile Workplaces

In our culturally rich and diverse society, the sounds that resonate within our workplaces can be a source of inspiration or, conversely, discomfort. The latter is increasingly under scrutiny in today’s sensitive employment landscape, where the wrong choice of tune

Is the FTC’s Noncompete Ban Legal Overreach? Judge Halts Suit
May 9, 2024
Is the FTC’s Noncompete Ban Legal Overreach? Judge Halts Suit

In a notable legal skirmish, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s resistance to the Federal Trade Commission’s outright ban on noncompete clauses has hit a procedural snag due to a judicial stay. This stay by Judge J. Campbell Barker, rooted in

Unveiling Bias: A Study on Transgender Labor Market Discrimination
May 8, 2024
Unveiling Bias: A Study on Transgender Labor Market Discrimination

In a groundbreaking exploration of workplace inequality, researchers from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute offer new insights into the hidden biases afflicting transgender individuals. The pioneering study, led by Billur Aksoy, Ph.D., along with associates Christopher S. Carpenter and Dario Sansone, delves

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