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  1. The Right Coast

    Oregon: 20-Year-Old Sues Dick’s Sporting Goods for Refusing to Sell Rifle | Breitbart

    By Thomas A. Smith

    The plaintiff, Tyler Watson, claims he faced Unlawful Age Discrimination. Watson attempted to buy the rifle on or about February 24 at a Medford, Oregon, Field and Stream store. (Field and…

  2. California Employment Law Update

    “Inclusion Riders” On The Storm

    By Tony Oncidi, Pietro Deserio

    [caption id="" align="alignnone" width="348"] Image: Craig Sjodin/ABC[/caption]   Last night, Oscar-winner Frances McDormand ended her acceptance speech  with a reference to two words – “Inclusion Rider” – that sent many…

  3. The Employer Report

    Diverging From The DOJ, The Second Circuit Rules That Sexual Orientation Discrimination Is Prohibited By Title VII

    By Meredith L. Kaufman, Melissa Logan

    On February 26, 2018, the Second Circuit became the second federal appellate court to rule that sexual orientation discrimination is prohibited by Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of…

  4. Gender and the Law Prof Blog

    Gender Sidelining Symposium

    By Tracy Thomas

    A terrific lineup of speakers at the upcoming Gender Sidelining Symposium Subtle, yet pernicious forms of unequal treatment exist wherein women may not experience adverse outcomes that are actionable under anti-discrimination or other laws,…

  5. Minnesota Wage & Hour

    EEOC: Parental & Bonding Leave Policies Should be the Same for Moms and Dads

    By Corie J. Anderson

    In August 2017, the EEOC sued Estee Lauder Companies, Inc. based on a parental leave program that provided employees with paid leave to bond with a new child, as well…

  6. Consumer Finance Monitor

    Second Circuit decision could support ECOA protection for sexual orientation

    By Barbara S. Mishkin

    The 10-3 en banc decision in Zarda v. Altitude Express issued earlier this week by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit is likely to be relied on…

  7. Reproductive Rights Prof Blog

    State Department report will trim language on women’s rights, discrimination

    By Reproductive Rights

    Feb. 21, 2018 (Politico), State Department report will trim language on women's rights, discrimination, Nahal Toosi:Each year the State Department issues an annual report on global human rights.  This year,…

  8. Labor & Employment Report

    NLRB GC Is Woke! (In more ways than one…)

    By Elizabeth Torphy-Donzella

    The National Labor Relations Board’s Office of the General Counsel recently issued an Advice Memorandum and, although the employer and employee names are blanked out, it obviously is about James…

  9. Carmody @ Work

    Time’s Up: Significant Legislation Proposed on Sexual Harassment and Discrimination Laws

    By Alan H. Bowie, Jr.

    Legislators in the Connecticut State House and Senate have proposed legislation that would significantly impact sexual harassment cases and sexual harassment training requirements.  Although the proposals differ slightly, it is…

  10. The Right Coast

    NLRB lawyer creates legal conflicts in bad advice about Damore retaliation claim by Jerome Woehrle

    By Thomas A. Smith

    You can object to your employer s diversity policy as being discrimination but not if you point to scientific research explaining why it is not needed to remedy discrimination against…