Articles, tagged with "eeoc", page 1
07th September 2011
The professional employment organization (PEO) industry is growing at an annual rate of 10% per year. Put another way, the PEO industry grew to $71 billion in gross revenues in 2009! (*NAPEO) With that kind of growth, you’d think that graduating seniors w...
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Author:
A.Kelly
25th May 2011
Usually the employer cannot dismiss and employee for complaining about illegal or unethical activities at the office. There are many employment laws that protect a workers right to complain to the authorities or management about illegal activities at the ...
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Author:
carlmwvpiw
19th May 2011
The law at the workplace can be determined by the federal and state regulations and they are all very important to consider. The state labor law posters are designed differently from state to state, but they all need to take care of the employee and the e...
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Author:
Cecily
19th May 2011
How do you handle harassment at the workplace? It is quite a difficult thing to do. It becomes even more difficult if it involves sexual harassment. However, there are indeed ways to stop this from happening and penalize the perpetrator as well. What you ...
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Author:
Ashley Smith
11th April 2011
Because discrimination has been happening within society for many years, few people today truly recognize it nowadays even when it occurs right in front of them. Nonetheless, despite just what the same men and women might think, there are a bunch of workp...
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Author:
losangelesemploymentlawyers2
25th March 2011
When you feel that a certain decision, regarding your hiring, promotion or firing, or any such others, on the part of your employer is not exactly fair, you may not have any legal way to challenge it. Most Florida employees are within the ‘at-will’ employ...
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Author:
Orlando Matsota
14th March 2011
It’s safe to say that I’m not the only one who is on the hunt for the best workout products around seeing as how this is the start of a New Year and we are in the throes of New Year’s resolutions and all. Brett Powell designs workplace wellness programs f...
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Author:
xiin1
23rd February 2011
"Employers have the legal responsibility to accommodate the condition of their disabled workers for as long as it would not cause unnecessary problems in the business operations.
Some employers, however, face lawsuits because of their failure to reason...
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Author:
mesrianilaw
05th February 2011
The latest figures released from the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission show no slowing in the number of discrimination claims being filed. Just released figures for 2010 show a 7% increase over 2009 and a whopping 21% increase from 2007.
Wh...
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Author:
Brian Mahany, Esq.
04th January 2011
Workplace harassment is defined as any type of unwelcome action toward an employee that leads to difficulty in performing assigned tasks or that causes the employee to feel he or she is working in a hostile environment. The term is further defined by the...
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Author:
Steven Medvin
26th November 2010
Under federal law, all forms of discrimination are prohibited in all aspects of employment.
In the Equal Employment Opportunity commission or EEOC, discrimination laws are being implemented by setting the guidelines and standards that should be followe...
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Author:
laexpertattorney
09th November 2010
The first thing you need to know what baby boomers, and what about ADEA. First, baby boomers are people who were born during the period increased the number of births. The United States, were born during the baby boom after the Second World War, before th...
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Author:
ali
07th June 2010
You might ask, what is Audit Reporting in recruiting? Well to me, that's all the EEOC Reporting, Time to Hire, Cost Per Hire reporting and any other reporting you do today that is commonly associated to recruiting. I am here to tell you that kind of repor...
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Author:
Michael Brandt
14th May 2010
In this economy, one of the most frequent liabilities that small businesses are running up against are employment related charges and lawsuits. In fact the EEOC recently announced that 93,277 workplace discrimination charges (wrongful termination, age, ra...
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Author:
Chris J. Baumli
11th March 2010
Labor hearings are usually conducted in order to resolve conflicts that may arise in the workplace. It is a legal proceeding wherein a specific issue is tried and pieces of evidence are presented to help in determining the issue.
Employees who feel tha...
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Author:
Mesriani Law Group