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October 3, 2023

EEOC-Initiated Lawsuits Shot Up 52% in Latest Fiscal Year

Bradford Kelley comments on data that shows the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed 143 discrimination lawsuits in its just-ended fiscal year — a 52% increase from last year. (Subscription required.)

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September 25, 2023

Most Employers Don't Screen AI Tools For Bias, Survey Says

Niloy Ray says employers are realizing how complicated AI is and there is confusion about the difference between predictive and generative AI. (Subscription required.)

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September 20, 2023

‘We’re going to litigate a lot.’ Management-side lawyer offers prediction on labor’s moment

Robert Millman talks about the history and current state of unionization and how employers are likely to react to recent changes. (Subscription required.)

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September 18, 2023

Punching In: NLRB Braces for Budget Fight as Agency Tasks Multiply

Michael Lotito says the Biden NLRB has handed down decisions that will spur more litigation, making cases more expensive for the agency to handle. (Subscription required.)

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September 7, 2023

The Summer’s death knell for affirmative action has passed - Now what?

Jim Thelen says the Supreme Court’s Harvard/UNC decision does not directly impact employment law but may impact the way the public, employees, the judiciary, government agencies and opposition groups looking for ways to legally challenge such programs and

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