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Harassment

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  1. UK Human Rights Blog

    Sarah Everard vigil cancelled

    By Shaheen Rahman

    Reclaim These Streets v Metropolitan Police Sarah Everard, a 33 year old woman living in London, was walking home from a friend’s house at around 9pm on Wednesday 3rd March 2021…

  2. Ogletree Deakins Insights

    UK Tribunal Rules – ‘Stale’ Standalone Training Proves Insufficient Defence to Race Harassment Claim

    By By: Daniella McGuigan

    Under section 109(1) of the Equality Act 2010 (EA 2010), an employer is liable for acts of discrimination, harassment, and victimisation carried out by its employees in the course of…

  3. Labor & Employment Report

    What Is Fragmentation of Harassment Claims? The EEOC Speaks

    By Fiona W. Ong

    In my spare time (which has been limited during the pandemic, given the whirlwind of COVID-19-related legal developments), I like to peruse the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission's quarterly Digest of…

  4. Global Workplace Insider

    “Stale” and “ineffective” training is insufficient to establish the reasonable steps defence

    By Joanna MacKenzie

    A recent decision of the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) in Allay (UK) Limited v Mr S Gehlen provides useful guidance to employers seeking to rely on the “reasonable steps” defence…

  5. Employment Law Worldview

    EAT refuses to swallow stale discrimination training – keeping up the statutory defence (UK)

    By David Whincup

    As a rule, an employer will be liable for the discriminatory acts of its employees towards each other unless it has taken all reasonable steps to prevent them doing that…

  6. Association Alert

    Education, Education, Education – Overcoming Harassment, Racism and Hostility in Community Associations

    By Billie Jo Fatheree, Sandra Chapman

    Let’s face it, 2020 was rough and not everyone was nice about it.  Hate crimes have increased dramatically over the last six years.  Heightened political tensions have led to family…

  7. California Employment Law Report

    Conducting Workplace Investigations in California

    By Anthony Zaller

    Under California law, employers have a duty to investigate misconduct and take remedial action to prevent further discrimination or harassment from occurring in workplace. See Gov. Code section 12940 (j)(1)(k). …

  8. Legal Profession Blog

    Romantic Partners

    By Michael Frisch

    A 25-month suspension has been imposed by the Colorado Presiding Disciplinary Judge based on a conditional admission of misconductIn June 2020, Noffsinger, who had worked as a prosecutor until 2016,…

  9. Ohio Employer Law Blog

    Coronavirus Update 12-9-2020: Maskual harassment, part 2

    By Jonathan Hyman

    "I wish I could see your pretty lips if they match ur eyes.""Come on, sweetie. Lemme see that pretty face under there. Take it off for me, will you? Just…

  10. Workplace Sexual Harassment Law

    It Happens! Even Big-Name Companies Sometimes Fail to Take Harassment Seriously

    By Jan T. Williams

    Back in September we described a case of same sex harassment and retaliation at a small mom & pop type business. It may be no surprise that a company with…