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  1. Law and the Workplace

    Customized Anti-Harassment Training for the #MeToo Era

    By Danielle J. Moss, Keisha-Ann Gray, Kathleen McKenna

    We offer companies a suite of customized, in-person training modules including practical approaches and solutions to harassment and discrimination in the workplace. These training programs incorporate your particular workplace policies and are supported…

  2. Race and the Law Prof Blog

    Trump, Anti-Muslim Rhetoric, and the Supreme Court

    By Sahar F. Aziz

     Last week, I had the pleasure of being a guest on the Good Law Bad Law podcast where I addressed the broader social and political implications of the U.S. Supreme…

  3. Gender and the Law Prof Blog

    By Tracy Thomas

    Harvard Sued by Fraternities and Sororities Over Single-Sex RuleSeveral national fraternities and sororities sued Harvard University on Monday over a 2016 rule that discourages students from joining single-gender social clubs,…

  4. Employment & Labor

    New California Employment Laws to Take Effect in January 2019 and Beyond

    By Laura P. Worsinger

    In 2018, as in past years, the California legislature has been busy. A number of new and noteworthy employment laws will go into effect on January 1, 2019, and beyond.…

  5. Taking Care of HR Business

    Diversity Initiatives versus Affirmative Action

    By Tawny Alvarez

    We talk a lot about the importance of diversity in the workforce:  Having a diverse group of employees.  The ability to choose from a diverse group of applicants.  Making a…

  6. FB Employment Discrimination Blog

    When Does Title VII Protect “Perceived As” Claims Based On Race?

    By Amy Epstein Gluck

    By:  Amy Epstein Gluck An interesting question, says the law geek, as I read about a British theater director who self-identified as Black. Now, he, the son of two white…

  7. Gender and the Law Prof Blog

    Using Tort Law to Transform Discrimination Law

    By Tracy Thomas

    Relevant to today's legal debate re: #MeToo.  Adopting a tort construct for sexual harassment claims might also mean changing the "reasonable person" standard to define the aggressor rather than the…

  8. Cruise Law News

    Blackface on the MSC Seaside?

    By Jim Walker

    MSC touted the MSC Seaside as the "first of a new generation of MSC ships with revolutionary architecture and cutting-edge technology" when it christened the ship in Miami last year. …

  9. Employment Law Worldview

    Snooping Employee Dooms Her Title VII Claims By Unauthorized Disclosure of Personnel Files (US)

    By Melissa Legault

    On November 15, 2018, a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit unanimously held in Netter v. Barnes that an employee did not engage in…

  10. Canada in Focus

    Employee dismissed based on family status and physical disability, Alberta Human Rights Tribunal rules

    By Employment Lawyer

    A recent decision by the Alberta Human Rights Tribunal (the “Tribunal”) found that an employer, while seeking to reduce its workforce, dismissed an employee on the grounds of family status…