In This Issue:
- You Can’t Fire Me... I’m on FMLA
- The Rise in Pregnancy-Related Employment Discrimination Claims
- Addressing Emotions That Drive Disparate Views of Fairness
- Unpaid Interns Gain...more
In the 1920s, author Gertrude Stein famously said, “A rose is a rose is a rose.” In light of Alexander v. FedEx Ground, that phrase could just as well be: an employee is an employee is an employee. Alexander is one of many...more
Many employers lawfully require all employees, as a condition of employment, to arbitrate any disputes arising out of the employment relationship. Typically, such arbitration agreements include claims for wrongful...more
In an old commercial, a mechanic hands a large bill to a customer for repairs to an engine damaged because the customer had not replaced a $4 oil filter. As the commercial ends, the mechanic looks directly at the camera and...more