If you should never judge a book by its cover, you can never judge a legislative bill from its title. After all, you would think that a bill about "Penalties for Violations of Certain Personnel Files Statutes" (H.B. 6185) would actually be a bill about those violations. While that may have been in the original… Continue Reading
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Presidential Debate: Employment Law Issue Gets a (Brief) Airing – What Does It Mean?
Posted in Human Resources (HR) ComplianceYou might have missed it in the midst of the discussion of abortion and the Supreme Court but the issue of pay discrimination got a brief airing by Senator Obama during Wednesday’s Presidential Debate. (You can view the transcript here). Here was the entire portion: Obama: So this is going to be an important issue. I… Continue Reading
What I’m Reading This Week in Employment Law Related Blogs
Posted in Discrimination & Harassment, Human Resources (HR) Compliance, Legislative DevelopmentsThere’s lots of good content that is out there in the blogosphere and I thought I would pass along a few of the noteworthy entries I’ve read this week. Michael Moore over at the Pennsylvania Employment Law Blog has a great recap on the fallout of this week’s sexual harassment case with his own tips… Continue Reading
