Microsoft to Stop Requiring Arbitration for Employees’ Harassment, Bias Claims December 20, 2017 By Jing Cao Microsoft Corp. is eliminating a requirement that employees pursue sexual harassment and gender bias claims through arbitration instead of in...
Why Publishing Policies Against Workplace Sexual Harassment Is Not Enough December 12, 2017 By Barbara Ortutay Sexual misconduct happens at work not because companies don’t publish anti-harassment policies, experts say, but because managers don’t enforce them...
HR Departments Often Ill-Equipped to Handle Sexual Harassment Claims: Viewpoint October 30, 2017 By Rebecca Greenfield In an ideal world, anyone who experiences harassment at work would head directly to the human resource department. That’s where...
Mississippi Gov Orders Sexual Harassment Prevention Training for State Workers January 12, 2017 By Emily Wagster Pettus Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant announced Tuesday that by executive order, he’s requiring all state employees to take online training in...
Kentucky Lawmaker Added to Sexual Harassment Lawsuit for Firing Worker February 10, 2015 By Adam Beam A high-ranking Democrat in the Kentucky House of Representatives has been added to an ongoing sexual harassment lawsuit in Franklin...
Sexual Harassment Claims Against Oklahoma Group Settled August 11, 2014 The Grand River Dam Authority in Oklahoma has reached settlements with two ex-employees over claims of sexual harassment and wrongful...