Friday, November 18, 2016

Philadelphia Health Care Lawyers: Negotiating Employment Contracts


Whether you are a recent medical school graduate or a seasoned physician preparing for a change in your employment, it is important to know the basics before you sign a new employment contract. The terms of this document can significantly affect your job satisfaction, quality of life, and financial future. It is therefore critical to [ ] The post Philadelphia Health Care Lawyers: Negotiating Employment Contracts appeared first on Discrimlaw Healthcare.
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Philadelphia Employment Lawyers: Religious Discrimination


Religious discrimination can happen in the workplace in a variety of different ways, but there are state and federal laws that make it illegal. Offhand remarks, when they are constant and pervasive, can make a work environment hostile. Religious discrimination can also manifest itself as an adverse work action such as less-desirable work assignments or [ ]
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Philadelphia Employment Lawyers: Glass Ceiling Could Drive Female Soccer Players to Europe


There is no doubt that female soccer players are talented. More records are being broken now more than ever. Lynn Williams scored a goal 49 seconds into a game one day, only to have Kealia Ohai score in 48 seconds—four days later. This increase in competition as well as the post-Olympic buzz has driven more [ ]
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Thursday, November 17, 2016

Philadelphia Sexual Harassment Lawyers: Offensive Gestures


Sexual harassment in the workplace can occur in a variety of forms including offensive language, physical contact, or obscene gesturing. If you feel degraded or threatened by non-verbal gestures from someone you work with, you may have grounds to file a sexual harassment lawsuit. Even if the gestures are not directed at you, if they [ ]
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Thursday, November 10, 2016

Cherry Hill Employment Lawyers: Fired for Refusing a Flu Shot


As winter approaches, many people have opted to become inoculated in hopes of preventing the flu. Some people choose to forego the flu vaccine for a variety of reasons. This leads many to question if they can be terminated for flu shot refusal. Some people have religious or philosophical reasons for not receiving the vaccine. [ ] The post Cherry Hill Employment Lawyers: Fired for Refusing a Flu Shot appeared first on Discrimlaw NJ.
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Philadelphia Discrimination Lawyers: LGBT Discrimination and Harassment


The Harris Poll conducted a study entitled the Out & Equal Workplace Survey and found that 67 percent of Americans are in favor of equal protections for LGBT individuals in employment, housing, and public accommodations. They also found that many Americans are unaware that currently there is no federal law in place to protect members [ ]
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Tuesday, November 8, 2016

Philadelphia Employment Lawyers Discuss Sexual Harassment by Corporate Executives


In a recent article published in Fortune Magazine, analysts from Stanford University Business School and the University of Missouri discussed how the recent accusations of sexual harassment by Fox News reporter Gretchen Carlson exemplify the current corporate culture that allows and often perpetuates this type of discrimination. Carlson made headlines when she filed charges against [ ]
http://www.discrimlaw.net/2016/11/08/philadelphia-employment-lawyers-sexual-harassment-executives/