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...Earlier this month the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed—...
...firm’s labor and employment practice, told CorpCounsel.com that...around online will have ample opportunity to discover specifics about a...
...medical examinations—continue to prove problematic for employers. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is taking steps to clear up the confusion. ...
Employee gender changes can challenge companies and their lawyers
...discuss how to make the system at the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission work better—for both complaining employees and their employers...
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has ushered in a new era of systemic discrimination enforcement...
...According to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission's 2012–16 Strategic Enforcement Plan, the number of...
...alongside the courts and federal agencies, including the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, to keep up with evolving social norms. "This is...
...After a record-breaking year in fiscal 2011, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission during the past fiscal year has built on the gains...
Despite an overall drop in EEOC charges filed last year, the number filed under the ADA went up by more than 600, a trend that's shown no sign of abating since the act made it easier for employees to
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