Why is there such a decrease in EEOC filings? Is this good?
Excerpted from Lexology by FisherBroyles LLP The EEOC just released its always-interesting yearly breakdown of charges filed and resolved. At the end of every fiscal year, which ends September 30th, […]
Cutter Mazda of Honolulu settles EEOC disability discrimination case
Excerpted from JD SUPRA By U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Company Commits to Ongoing Efforts to Hire and Recruit Deaf and Hard of Hearing Applicants Cutter Mazda of Honolulu (“Cutter […]
Limitations on pre-employment testing for marijuana
Excerpted from The National Law Review by Epstein Becker & Green As of September 2019, 33 states and Washington, DC, have legalized medical marijuana use, and 10 states and Washington, […]
Ford Motor to pay $540,000 to resolve discrimination case in Kentucky
Excerpted from Courier Journal By Ben Tobin Ford Motor Co.’s Kentucky Truck Plant will pay more than $500,000 and provide additional training to resolve a discrimination charge by the U.S. […]