Kayla Edwards worked as a cashier for Aramark at its location in Gettysburg National Park.In February 2017, Edwards became pregnant with her third child.That’s when her troubles at work began, at least according to Edwards’ lawsuit [pdf] (filed earlier this
Kayla Edwards worked as a cashier for Aramark at its location in Gettysburg National Park.In February 2017, Edwards became pregnant with her third child.That’s when her troubles at work began, at least according to Edwards’ lawsuit [pdf] (filed earlier this
And every time I scratch my nailsDown someone else’s back I hope you feel it
Alanis Morisette
Revenge. So natural, and yet so wrong. “Turn the other cheek” is always the preferred practice, and, yet, often life is more “smack
Michelle Bailey worked in the human resources department of Oakwood Healthcare. During her maternity leave, her immediate supervisor and others assumed her responsibilities, and discovered certain deficiencies in how she performed her job.Discovery of those deficiencies led the supervisor to
The Verge reports that workers at an Amazon distribution facility are “forced to pee in bottles or forego their bathroom breaks entirely because fulfillment demands are too high.”
Earlier this week, the U.S. Senate made history by unanimously changing its rules to permit Senator (and new mom) Tammy Duckworth to bring her newborn onto the Senate floor while she cast votes.Yesterday, I guested on Los Angles public radio
Remember Bailey Davis? She’s the New Orleans Saints cheerleader fired for violating the team’s social media policy.
It’s been nearly three years since I first reported on the Department of Labor’s wage and hour lawsuit against Akron, Ohio’s, Cathedral Buffet, owned and operated by the Earnest Angley Ministries.The DOL’s allegations are pretty offensive. Not only did
This past Sunday’s Cleveland Plain Dealer ran a story entitled, Do wage theft laws in Ohio harm or help workers? Notably, it quoted yours truly as the voice of management on this issue (thanks to Olivera Perkins for the interview):
This past Sunday’s Cleveland Plain Dealer ran a story entitled, Do wage theft laws in Ohio harm or help workers? Notably, it quoted yours truly as the voice of management on this issue (thanks to Olivera Perkins for the interview):
