This was a totally foreseeable turn of events.
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Biglaw Firm Calls Attorneys Back To Office After Years Of Letting Folks Freely Work From Home
After telling lawyers the firm would not institute an office attendance policy, Biglaw firm… institutes office attendance policy.
Should Governments Crack Down On Fake Job Postings?
For those who are searching for jobs, having to deal with these fake postings is discouraging and can contribute to job search burn out.
EEOC Allows Unexpected Discrimination Lawsuit Against King & Spalding
Shortly after the Blum + Co. lawsuits that strong-armed firms likeย Gibson Dunn and Morrison Foerster to change the wording of their diversity scholarships, waves of firms followed suit to avoid getting sued under Section 1981 of the 1866 Civil Rights Act. After the initial fray, Blum said the mission was accomplished andย didnโt plan on any more anti-diversity suits.
Another Biglaw Firm Gets Serious About In-Office Attendance
Going to the office may never be ‘fun,’ but it could be better.
Judges Knock Discrimination Plaintiff From Early Retirement To Getting Back To Work
Work is stressful enough without having to deal with racist bosses. But if and when it happens, donโt hit them in their feels โ hit them in their pockets.
There Might Be Hope For Workplace Discrimination Suits In Texas After All
At a lower Texas court, a professorโs suit alleging discrimination was dismissed because it wasnโt didnโt relate to hiring, firing, or salary.
ACLU Threatens To Tear Down Labor Rights For All In Bid To Escape Its Own Workplace Harassment Case
The NLRB is digging into labor violations at the ACLU and the organization is pushing back with a disturbing argument.
To Hotel Or Not To Hotel? Biglaw’s Latest Return-To-Office Struggle
Just look at it as a better way to use your otherwise empty office space.
Lateral Attorney Hiring Trends In 2023: Adapting To A Shifting Economy
Despite economic challenges, certain law practice areas are observing renewed hiring activity as the economy progresses in 2023.
Trump Judge Orders In-House Lawyers To Take Classes From Anti-LGBTQ Group
Judge’s contempt order shows contempt for facts, law, and grammar.
The NLRB’s New Employee Handbook Ruling Throws The Gauntlet At The Supreme Court
Are we seeing the setup to overturn the right to record?
Associates At This Law Firm Just Unionized! Will Associates At Other Firms Follow Along?
I get the feeling Outten is about to jump up in a couple ‘best place to work’ lists.
The Supreme Court Is Lying To You About This Web Designer Opinion
This is gaslighting, plain and simple.
This Workplace Stressor Is What Makes Biglaw Associates Hate Their Jobs The Most
Now, let’s find a way to improve associates’ lives and mental health.