Topic of the Week
Are you a victim of pay discrimination?
The law looks to many factors when determining whether or not pay/compensation discrimination has occurred. Each of these factors is summarized in categories below.
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Blog of the Week
Trump’s Supreme Court Pick Could Spell a Fresh Hell for Workers’ Rights
Workers and labor unions should be particularly concerned about Judge Kavanaugh’s history of siding with businesses against workers and for pushing a deregulatory agenda.
Thought for the Week
"The majority undoes bargains reached all over the country. … It does so with no real clue of what will happen next—of how its action will alter public-sector labor relations. It does so even though the government services affected—policing, firefighting, teaching, transportation, sanitation (and more)—affect the quality of life of tens of millions of Americans."
–Elena Kagan, dissenting in Janus v. AFSCME
List of the Week
from Workplace Fairness
Top Five Retaliation Search This Week
Retaliation for:
- Public Employees
- Political Activity
- Workers Compensation
- Discrimination Claims
- Unions
Top Five News Headlines
- Federal Reserve chair: Decline in worker share of national economy ‘very troubling’
- Ann Hopkins, Who Struck an Early Blow to the Glass Ceiling, Dies at 74
- Labor Department Removes Rule Forcing Employers to Disclose Anti-Union Deliberations
- Who Will Care for the Carers?
- It’s Time For Our Elected Officials To Get To Work On Paid Leave
