Inconsistency Loses Case for Employer
Posted 10-01-2014 Eva Sala was a Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) agent working in the US Virgin Islands. She asked to extend her tour of duty [...]
Posted 10-01-2014 Eva Sala was a Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) agent working in the US Virgin Islands. She asked to extend her tour of duty [...]
Posted 08-19-2014 On July 14, 2014, the federal Equal Opportunity Employment Commission (EEOC) issued its first enforcement guidance on pregnancy discrimination in more than 30 years. [...]
Posted 07-02-2014 Michael Barrett worked for Salt Lake County for 14 years. For years he’d received promotion after promotion, good review after good review. The [...]
Posted 05-27-2014 Fifty years after passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, it should be clear that remarks about lynching and the Ku Klux [...]
Posted 04-12-2014 My sister is a lifelong New York Mets fan. Good years and bad years alike, she goes to their games, watches them on [...]
Posted 02-17-2014 The opening of a recent federal appeals court opinion is startling: “The facts of this case should greatly concern every taxpaying citizen of the [...]
Posted 01-08-2014 Happy 2014 from all of us at Fair Measures! The new year has brought with it a number of important employment law changes [...]
Posted 12-06-2013 One of the enjoyable things about being an employment lawyer is reading court opinions describing people acting oddly. Here’s one of the oddest: [...]
Posted 07-08-2013 The final week of June is usually busy at the U.S. Supreme Court, as the justices hurry to finish their opinions before July [...]
Posted 06-12-2013 Any day now, a decision is expected from the United States Supreme Court which may have wide-ranging implications for the exposure of employers [...]