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  1. California Employment Law Update

    Former Librarian’s Discrimination Claims Were Barred On Various Legal Grounds

    By Tony Oncidi

    Wassmann v. South Orange County Cmty. Coll. Dist., 2018 WL 3063946 (Cal. Ct. App. 2018) Carol Wassmann challenged her dismissal from employment as a tenured librarian at Irvine Valley College…

  2. California Employment Law Update

    Employer May Be Liable For “Thwarting” Pregnant Extern From Applying For Job

    By Tony Oncidi

    Abed v. Western Dental Servs., Inc., 23 Cal. App. 5th 859 (2018) Western Dental posted a job opening for a dental assistant in its Napa, California office while Ada Abed…

  3. Race and the Law Prof Blog

    Does Christian Affiliation Correlate with Anti-Muslim Bias?

    By Sahar F. Aziz

     I recently came across a new study by doctoral student Lindsey Disney exploring the question of whether a person's Christian affiliation was correlated with her othering and humanitarian attitude, including…

  4. Law and the Workplace

    Hawaii Enacts Salary History Inquiry Law

    By Allan Bloom, Laura Fant

    Hawaii Governor David Ige has signed into law a bill that will restrict employers from inquiring about applicants’ salary history during the hiring process. In addition, the law prohibits employers…

  5. Race and the Law Prof Blog

    Supreme Court Blesses Trump’s Muslim Ban

    By Sahar F. Aziz

    U.S. Supreme Court Blesses Trump's Muslim Ban, Upholds Religious Liberty Sahar Aziz The US Supreme Court shirked its responsibility to safeguard religious liberty against the abuse of executive authority.  Despite clear and…

  6. Legal Secrets

    Attorney Fees Denied to Employee who proved discrimination but did not win any monetary damages

    By Michael Simkin

    In Bustos v. Global P.E.T. (2018) 19 CA5 th 558 an employee who proved discrimination as a motivating factor due to his disability (carpal tunnel syndrome vs. employer who said…

  7. The EPL Advisor

    Washington Law Limits Employer’s Right to Plaintiff’s Medical Records in Discrimination Cases

    By Kathryn J. Barry

    Effective June 7, 2018, employers defending claims brought under Washington’s Law Against Discrimination are constricted in their ability to obtain a plaintiff’s medical records, and are entitled to do so…

  8. San Antonio Employment Law Blog

    Time for Charge Starts when Decision is Made

    By Thomas J. Crane

    A frequent issue in discrimination cases concerns when does the time for filing a complaint start? The answer can be complicated when a teacher, for example, is notified her contract…

  9. Pannone Corporate News and Opinion

    HR Update: dismissals for conduct short of gross misconduct, strict liability for disability discrimination, comparators under the Part Time Workers Regulations

    By Jack Harrington

    What’s new This month we look at new guidance on dress codes and discrimination, Acas guidance on religion and belief discrimination, and updates to the EHRC’s handbook on the Equality Act…

  10. Human Rights at Home Blog

    No Wedding Cake For You

    By humanrightsathome

    By Jeremiah Ho In reading the Supreme Court’s decision in Masterpiece Cake Shop, Inc. v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission, I could not help compare the tone and strategy of this decision…