It’s a common observation among employment lawyers that employers can be sued for lots of on-the-job actions that don’t lead to termination. Whether that employee, however, will prevail on the claim is an entirely different question. A case yesterday decided by the United States District Court of Connecticut highlights that distinction. In Charles v. State… Continue Reading
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Consistently Applied Policies and Discipline Are Cruicial to Avoiding Discrimination Claims
Posted in Discrimination & Harassment, Human Resources (HR) Compliance, LitigationDisciplining employees for violations of company policy is, as a general rule, a good thing for an employer to follow. However, when a company disciplines employees differently for the same offense, perceptions of discrimination (rightly or wrongly) can creep in. A new case released this afternoon from the United States District Court illustrates that. In… Continue Reading
