Discrimination by another name is still discrimination. Employers have tried to disguise discrimination in many forms over the years. Pregnancy discrimination is a form of gender discrimination that has regularly been "hidden" behind work rules that may appear...
Workplace Discrimination
Understanding Sex Discrimination In New Jersey
The New Jersey Office of the Attorney General maintains civil rights fact sheets designed to help employees and employers understand their rights and responsibilities. The fact sheet discussing sex discrimination under New Jersey law gives several examples of what is...
Women In Management Often Face Personal Criticism
The American workplace can be an unfair and hostile place. While the situation for women has improved in some ways, old prejudices and sexist behavior are still alive and well. Women in management have often encountered and overcome numerous challenges that their male...
When Federal Agencies Dismiss Discrimination Claims Incorrectly
Federal employees and job applicants are protected from discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, pregnancy status, national origin, age, disability or genetic information. Employees are further protected from retaliation for engaging in protected behaviors,...
Helpful tips for new fathers seeking time off
The roles fathers have with newborn children has gradually changed over time. Nowadays, fathers are more involved with changing diapers, preparing food, bathing and comforting their young children. More importantly, more companies are recognizing the benefit (and...
Three things every pregnant employee should know
While the U.S. economy appears to be adding more jobs this summer, the struggles that pregnant women have in finding (and keeping) jobs is largely ignored. Basically, not every employer wants to hire a pregnant woman. Additionally, some employers do not understand the...
New Jersey Employment and Civil Rights Attorney Discusses Contractual Limitations of Statutes of Limitation
"Or . . . pigs are never satisfied till they eat everything in sight."And by "pigs," I mean greedy employers who sense that the time is right to continue to push nervous courts (nervous about not being reappointed by a governor who meddles by intimidating the third...
New Jersey Employment and Civil Rights Attorney Discusses ‘Reverse Discrimination’
"OR...'A ROSE BY ANY OTHER NAME'...STILL STINKS."It's mostly people who aren't members of "historically disenfranchised" minorities that ask me about the concept of "reverse discrimination." It's usually a male, usually Caucasian and usually Christian. The male may...
Federal lawmakers consider pregnancy discrimination bill
Several states, including New Jersey, recently passed laws protecting pregnant women in the workplace. Now federal lawmakers are considering a bill that would afford more protections to women across the country.Legislation under consideration states that pregnancy...
Decision reached in Anheuser-Busch workplace discrimination case
This past Friday, a very interesting and closely followed workplace discrimination lawsuit against filed against Anheuser-Busch came to a close when a jury returned a verdict siding with the beverage giant.The lawsuit in question was filed back in 2009 by Francine...



