Pregancy can be expensive. Pregnancy discrimination can be even more expensive.
An Olive Branch, Mississippi company that manufactures and distributes medical scrubs and other health care-related clothing has just agreed to pay $80,000
Continue Reading Company Pays $80,000 To Settle Pregnancy Discrimination Case
Seems like our naming of “The Great Texas Lactation Case” has gone viral. The August 23rd edition of “Workforce” devoted an article to the EEOC v. Houston Funding lawsuit, which
Two recent settlements demonstrate that there are still issues for women in jobs that are traditionally held by men and that the Justice Department is focused on changing this.
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Continue Reading It’s a Man’s Man’s World — Not So Fast Says the DOJ
We spoke recently about the EEOC seeking to increase visibility and attention to cases of pregnancy discrimination. This appears to be happening.
A couple of weeks ago we mentioned a federal
Continue Reading Lots of Media Attention For Pregnancy Discrimination Cases
In a September 15, 2011 blog entry we noted that courts have recently held that renal cancer and claustrophobia are disabilities under the expanded definition of disability under the Americans