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Judge dismisses discrimination lawsuit against Texas A&M, says professor who filed suit never applied for job
Richard Lowery claimed that Texas A&M’s hiring practices were unlawful
Connecticut health commissioner fired during COVID reaches settlement with agency in discrimination case
Renee Coleman-Mitchell, who was fired in the first weeks of the pandemic, accused CT Gov. Ned Lamon of discriminating against her
Tech expert says ‘existential’ fears from AI are overblown, but sees ‘very disturbing’ workplace threats
Michael Wooldridge will host the annual Royal Institution Christmas lectures to demystify AI
Prominent US firms face allegations of workforce discrimination over diversity efforts
America First Legal has called on EEOC to probe gender, racial preferences in corporate hiring
California restaurant to pay $140K after making employees confess workplace ‘sins’ to ‘supposed’ priest
Restaurant’s use of supposed priest ‘among the most shameless’ forms of retaliation, according to feds
Fired CNN boss Chris Licht was ‘cancel cultured’ by liberal workforce for trying to make network less biased
CNN CEO was fired after a rocky stint that alienated Zucker-era staffers
Faith in the Work: Supreme Court to debate employer accommodations for workers’ religion
Groff v. Dejoy will challenge the high court’s 1977 precedent for determining an “undue hardship” on employers
Federal judge backs firing of Indiana teacher who refused to use transgender students’ names, pronouns
Chicago-based 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a lower court’s decision on Friday
Massachusetts agrees to $40 million settlement in sergeant exam discrimination case
MA police exam to attain the rank of sergeant allegedly discriminated against Black, Hispanic candidates
Lawyer called ‘racist,’ ‘Karen’ by colleagues wins $170K in discrimination suit: ‘I was cursed and badgered’
Bronx Defenders reportedly admitted to no lawful wrongdoing in confidential settlement
Why Biden’s choice for Labor secretary boggles my mind
Julie Su’s nomination for Labor secretary is all about serving a narrow constituency over working Americans and that’s just for starters
Law group alleges Stanford fired doctor for criticizing COVID policies: ‘Engaged in employment discrimination’
‘I believe the action was a response to my political advocacy,’ Dr. Duriseti said
New bill would force federal workers to return to in-person offices
There’s a new effort on Capitol Hill to get federal workers to stop working from home. House Republicans have introduced the Show Up Act, a new bill that would force the return of big numbers of the federal workforce to in-person office spaces.
Union bosses get away with things you or I wouldn’t. Supreme Court should roll back special privileges
Union-only legal carve-outs harm businesses and workers alike