Employment Law

Former Google engineer James Damore filed a class-action lawsuit against Google for discrimination on account of alleged ‘perceived conservative political views,’ ‘their male gender,’ or ‘their Caucasian race.’ … Read More

Iceland has now made it illegal for men to be paid more than women, reportedly becoming the first country in the world to make public and private employers prove they offer equal pay to men and women for equal work. Read More

With the recent societal focus on workplace sexual harassment in America, many people are asking what the line is between friendly workplace banter and behavior that could be perceived as anywhere from overly flirtatious to downright predatory. Put simply: When in doubt, don’t. Read More

Americans hold startling differences of opinion about what exactly constitutes sexual harassment across gender, race, and generational lines. Read More

If you’re above a certain age, you may not be seeing job ads from dozens of the nation’s top employers — including Amazon, Verizon, UPS, and Facebook. Read More

42% of working women and 22% of working men say they’ve gone through gender discrimination where they work. Read More

As the season of office holiday parties comes upon us, more people are critically examining the role that alcohol plays in toxic workplaces. Read More

Anti-harassment training doesn’t work. The most effective solution to ending sexual harassment at work is hiring more women into positions of power. Read More

There are ways each of us can work to be more inclusive to older co-workers, and less ageist. Here are reminders to prevent unknowingly alienating people. Read More