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The Not So Friendly Skies

Posted on November 28, 2017

  This recent settlement of a class action disability discrimination lawsuit highlights the importance of employers not having a blanket policy that bars employees with medical restrictions from returning to work without an interactive dialogue to determine if they could have been returned to work with a reasonable accommodation… PRESS RELEASE 11-20-17 American Airlines and…

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EEOC’s Latest Quarterly Digest

Posted on November 16, 2017

EEOC has released its most recent Quarterly Digest which has some great information for all EEO professionals.  There is a particularly interesting article entitled, “Race Discrimination in the 21st Century Workplace” also included in the Digest.  You’ll find the Quarterly digest here: https://www.eeoc.gov/federal/digest/vol_4_fy17.cfm#article

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Are You an Experienced EEO Investigator?

Posted on November 15, 2017

If so, Art of Resolution is seeking experienced (1-year minimum) certified EEO investigators interested in conducting telephonic investigations as independent contractors. For this opportunity, investigators must be located in Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Washington DC Metro Area, Atlanta, Chicago, Denton (Texas), Denver, Oakland and Seattle. Resumes should be emailed to admin@artofresolution.

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Making a Wrong Right

Posted on November 13, 2017

It’s hard to keep up with all of the EEO and diversity-related news these days, so in case you missed it, read about it here… In this case, an African-American woman was fired from Banana Republic for wearing her hair in box braids.  A manager told the woman that her braids were too urban and…

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Sexually Harassed? You’re Fired!

Posted on November 3, 2017

With the topic of sexual harassment in the news, this case from EEOC is an important reminder of the importance of management taking immediate and appropriate action when an allegation of sexual harassment is made.  It’s clear from this case, as well as growing reports of sexual harassment in various industries, more training is needed….

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Pink or Blue… You’re Fired!

Posted on October 27, 2017

  In our last post, we shared a case where EEOC is suing a company for age discrimination.  In this case, the Dash Dream Plant settled a case where they told female employees they would be fired if they got pregnant… EEOC Press Release- Dash Dream Plant to Pay $110,000 to Settle EEOC Pregnancy Lawsuit…

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Happy Birthday… You’re Fired!

Posted on October 27, 2017

In Federal-sector EEO investigations, we don’t often see direct evidence of discrimination. In this private sector case, EEOC is suing a dental surgery practice for its mandatory retirement policy… –EEOC Press Release: EEOC Sues Professional Endodontics for Age Discrimination Dental Surgery Practice Fired Employee Four Days After 65th Birthday Due to Mandatory Retirement Policy, Federal…

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Regard at Your Own Risk…

Posted on April 24, 2017

We are often asked, during EEO-related training, for examples of “regarded as” as it relates to disability discrimination. This is a less common allegation raised in EEO complaints, but it’s important to recognize what it looks like.  This example comes from an EEOC appellate decision (Johana S., 1 v. Department of Agriculture (Forest Service), July…

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Through the Eyes of New Investigators – Part 2

Posted on April 5, 2017

In our last post, we shared an interview with new investigator Steve Minor.  In this post, we are sharing our interview with Denise Goldner, who is another one of our EEO investigator training students who made the successful transition into EEO investigations.  After completing the online training, Denise has quickly immersed herself in conducting Federal-sector…

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Through the Eyes of New Investigators

Posted on March 14, 2017

We know a lot of people are apprehensive about making a career move to a new field.  Many of our EEO investigator training students made the successful transition into EEO.  We spoke to two of our former students, Steve Minor and Denise Goldner, to get their perspectives.  After completing the online training, Steve and Denise…

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