Reorganization, reduction in force (“RIF”), merger of departments – these are only a few reasons which employers give when firing an employee – and which is frequently alleged to be
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Title VII Remedies: Not Just Money!
There are two takeaways in today’s post.
First: Beating a dead horse, we are constrained to remind health care and medical providers, yet again, that the EEOC continues …
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Yet Another Health Care Provider Must Pay For Failing To Accommodate Disability
An Albuquerque nursing home was sued by the EEOC earlier this year for allegedly violating the ADA. It has now agreed to settle for $145,000. (Link: http://www.eeoc.gov/eeoc/newsroom/release/12-2-14a.cfm).
An employee with …
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Health Care Staffing Company’s Refusal To Hire HIV+ Candidate Results In Settlement With EEOC For $85,000
When it filed suit earlier this year, the EEOC issued a press release which stated: “Once again, an employer involved in the health care field has impermissibly allowed fear and …
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“A Health Care Organization Would Be The Employer Least Likely To Fire Someone Because She Just Had Surgery”
This is a quote from an EEOC attorney who just commenced an ADA suit against — you guessed it — an Albuquerque home respiratory services and medical equipment company.
EEOC Now Using GINA To Target Health Care Facility
The EEOC just sued a NYC home care services agency for asking job applicants and employees for genetic information, in alleged violation of GINA, The Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act.
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Nursing Home Settles For $35,000 — Fired Cook With Arm Limitation
This may sound like our post of two days ago in which we recounted a settlement by a care facility which refused to hire an applicant who was deaf to…
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Care Facility To Pay Deaf Applicant For Failure To Hire
Last January, we posted about a newly-filed EEOC lawsuit which alleged that a nursing care facility offered two part-time positions to an applicant who is deaf (dietary aide/assistant cook). The…
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ADA Suits Against Health Care Providers: One Last Comment
One last attorney comment on our post “Why Does The EEOC Target Health Care Companies For ADA Violations? Could It Be the Companies?”
We wondered the other day what is…
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Why Does The EEOC Target Health Care Companies For ADA Violations? Could It Be the Companies?
Our most recent post on the issue was entitled “Two More ADA Lawsuits Filed By The EEOC: Guess Which Companies Got Sued?” The title refers to our repeated posts…
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