It started with an Easter email sent agency-wide from the top: “He has risen!” The message praised Christianity as “the foundation of our faith.” Some employees were stunned. Others were offended. Many chose to stay quiet, worried about what might
Jon Hyman
The Ohio Employer Law Blog is authored by Jon Hyman, a partner in the Employment & Labor practice at Wickens Herzer Panza. The blog provides practical insights and commentary on employment law issues relevant to business owners and employers, with a focus on topics such as discrimination, civil rights enforcement, the Americans with Disabilities Act, workplace policies, and labor relations. It discusses legal developments, court decisions, and workplace trends, often analyzing the implications for employers and HR professionals. The blog also covers broader employment law themes including diversity, equity, and inclusion, employee accommodations, and employer compliance challenges.
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WIRTW #794: the ‘philanthropy’ edition
Mental Health Is Now a Retention Problem. For Some Employers, It’s Also a Legal One.
One in four employees have considered quitting because of their mental health.
Not compensation. Not commute. Not a bad boss. Mental health.
The latest NAMI-Ipsos Workplace Mental Health poll paints a pretty stark picture: employees are
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