A Texas restaurant and bar was just sued by the EEOC. Reason? It fired a waitress because she was pregnant, allegedly telling her that “her baby’s health was at risk”
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Stereotypical Assumptions About Pregnancy
“It Is Vital To Educate Employers That Firing A Pregnant Employee To Protect Her Or Her Baby Is Against The Law”
Summary: You Cannot Fire Or Place A Pregnant Employee On Leave Because “The Baby Is Taking Its Toll On You” Or Because Of Potential Harm To The Baby Or …
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You Cannot Discriminate Against A Pregnant Employee Because Of “Outdated Myths Or Stereotypes Or Couched In The Language Of Safety And Health”
The EEOC just announced two settlements of cases involving pregnancy discrimination in violation of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as amended by the Pregnancy Discrimination Act…
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The EEOC Will Sue You If You Fire A Pregnant Employee Claiming Its Because Of “Potential Harm To The Baby.”
The EEOC is serious about pursuing discrimination cases filed under the Pregnancy Discrimination Act (PDA) – very serious — especially if you fire a pregnant employee because of outdated myths …
You Cannot Fire A Pregnant Employee Because “The Baby Is Taking Its Toll On You”
In November we blogged about the impermissibility of firing a pregnant employee because the employer “could not allow her to continue to work as a housekeeper because of the potential…
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Pregnancy Discrimination Cases on Rise: “Stereotypical Assumptions” May Be The Cause
It should come as no surprise to those who even skim our blogs that the number of cases of pregnancy discrimination is rising rapidly. The Washinton Post Capital Business edition of…