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Retaliation

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  1. Café con Labor

    Reclamaciones basada en retribuciones: ¿escudo, espada… o los dos?

    By Paul Crucet

    View English Version Here ¿Sabía usted que el 48.8% de las acusaciones de discriminación presentadas a la Comisión de Oportunidades Igualitarias de Empleo (“EEOC” por “Equal Employment Opportunity Commission )…

  2. BeLabor the Point

    Retaliation Claims: Shield, Sword, or Both?

    By Paul Crucet

    Ver la versión en español aquí Did you know that 48.8% of the charges of discrimination filed with the EEOC in the 2017 fiscal year alleged retaliation as a result…

  3. Proskauer Whistleblower Defense

    SDNY Grants Summary Judgment Against Plaintiff in SOX Blacklisting Suit

    By Lloyd B. Chinn, Harris Mufson, Annabel Pollioni

    The U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York recently granted a motion for summary judgment against a Plaintiff claiming retaliatory blacklisting under SOX, holding that a former…

  4. Litigators at Work

    Well-Documented Investigation and Carefully Written Policies Give Win to School District Against Discrimination, Retaliation Claims

    By Martin W. Aron, Abraham N. Saiger

      Following nearly 10 days of witness testimony, a jury in Denton, Texas, has ruled in favor of the Denton Independent School District (ISD), and rejected an ISD para-professional’s claim…

  5. Employment Law Letter

    Timing Is Everything When Firing Someone

    By Brian Clemow

    A recent decision from a federal court in Connecticut serves as a reminder of something you will likely hear whenever you consult a lawyer about the possibility of terminating an…

  6. The EPL Advisor

    That’s What Friends Are For: Federal Court Extends Retaliation Protection to Employee’s Friend

    By Jackson Lewis P.C.

    Picture this scenario: Employee A brings a sexual harassment claim against Company. Employee B, who is friendly with Employee A believes the Company has taken adverse actions against her because…

  7. San Antonio Employment Law Blog

    Failure to Follow Own Policies Supports Discrimination

    By Thomas J. Crane

    In Office of the Attorney General v. Rodriguez, a supervisor reported possible insurance fraud to her supervisor at the Office of the Attorney General of Texas. Laura Rodriguez believed she…

  8. Wage & Hour - Developments & Highlights

    Retaliation Sometimes Follows FLSA Lawsuit Filing—It Shouldn’t!

    By Fox Rothschild LLP

    I am always telling clients who are sued in FLSA actions not to take any actions against employees who may still be working for them (which, admittedly, is not the…

  9. 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…

  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…