Welsh pursues case on protections for seaman whistleblowers
My client, Maurice “Maury” Welsh, is a life-long seaman. He ... Read More
Employee fired for drinking store’s OJ to avoid diabetic coma
Linda Atkins worked at the Dollar General Store in Maryville, ... Read More
Out of the Dark Ages and Into the Shadows
This year, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) is celebrating ... Read More
The Veterans’ Preference: It’s Greek to Me
Aristotle’s theories of justice have permeated the creation and application ... Read More
Transgender Issues… On TV and On The Job
On TV, you can watch the travails of Mort, the ... Read More
NELA submits comments supporting our civil service protections
On Tuesday, September 16, 2014, the National Employment Lawyers Association ... Read More
New EEOC Enforcement Guidance on What to Expect When Your Employee is Expecting
After Congress passed the Civil Rights Act of 1964, women ... Read More
KCNF comments to the EEOC on MD-110
EEO complaints filed by federal employees are governed by the ... Read More
Nothing is certain but death and taxes: How can you avoid a pyrrhic victory?
Albert Brown began working for the Mississippi Department of ... Read More