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Help wanted: But only the employed need apply
While nearly 14 million unemployed Americans are searching for work, some employers are limiting their hiring to preferred candidates: People who already have jobs. Recruiters and worker advocates say companies are screening out applicants who don't have...Tags: Restaurants, Elijah E. Cummings, Media Industry, Chicago Jobs, Economy, Business and Finance
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Family of Morgan Johnson to file complaint against authorities searching for him
Fox59Ann Smith and her husband plan to file a comp Det. Joe Aldridge remains the lead investigator on the Morgan Johnson case. Currently, Det. Aldridge is on vacation. The follow up of leads and aspects of the investigation is currently being investigated by...Tags: Civil Rights, Crime, Law and Justice, Indianapolis, Mother's Day, NAACP
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Woman, nursing home in dispute over firing
A Winchester woman who has been arguing since March that she was wrongfully fired from a local nursing home will continue to receive unemployment benefits, despite claims of misconduct from her former employer. She recently filed a complaint with the...Tags: Health, Unemployment Benefits, Health and Medical Professionals, Nursing, Career and Workplace
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EEOC sues senior living center over headscarf
An Ellicott City senior living facility is being sued for allegedly violating federal law for failing to hire a Muslim woman who would not remove her head scarf. The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed a lawsuit against Morningside House...Tags: File Sharing, Trials, Career and Workplace, Health, Labor Legislation
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Balto. Co. council troubled by U.S. DOJ disabilities probe
Baltimore County Council members say they are troubled by a federal investigation into allegations that the county has violated workplace discrimination laws — a probe the council's chairman says highlights long-standing concerns about how employees...Tags: David Marks, Randallstown, Kenneth N. Oliver, Lawyers, Kevin Kamenetz
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Haynes: High stakes for religious freedom
A church-state dispute about employment discrimination argued before the U.S. Supreme Court this week doesn’t have the headline appeal of culture-war battles over “prayer in school” or crèches in courthouse lobbies.
But pay close...Tags: Civil Rights, Trials, Church and State Relations, Social Issues, Freedom of Religion
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What To Do If You Think You Are A Victim Of Sexual Harassment
CW 33 NewsAs allegations continue to swirl of sexual harassment by republican presidential candidate Hermain Cain, the question becomes what to do if you ever find yourself dealing with harassment. At the age of 18, Metroplex resident Jessie Monds said she was...Tags: Career and Workplace, Labor Legislation, Employment Opportunities, Minority Groups
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Employees claim harassment at 'Tilted Kilt' pub
Current and former employees of a Tilted Kilt sports bar in the Loop have filed a sexual harassment complaint, accusing a manager of making sexually explicit comments, inappropriate physical contact and unwanted advances.
The complaint was filed this...Tags: Restaurants, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Lifestyle and Leisure, Career and Workplace, Dining and Drinking
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Suit accuses Anderson mayor of sexual harassment
ANDERSON, Ind. (AP) — A city employee has filed a federal lawsuit accusing Anderson Mayor Kris Ockomon of sexual harassment. City parks department business manager Teresa Spencer filed the suit Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Indianapolis. The...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Trials, Employment Opportunities, Minority Groups
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One-Handed Boxer Sues TSA For Discrimination
pix11.comMichael Costantino has won a few bouts in the ring. Now the amateur open class boxer, 32, from Queens is out to win a legal battle against the Transportation Security Administration. Born without a right hand, he didn't think twice about applying for a...Tags: National Security, Career and Workplace, Transportation Security Administration, Labor Legislation, Unrest, Conflicts and War
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Police sergeant who killed man sues department
The gun battle raged in three different spots near the old Murphy Homes high-rise in West Baltimore, ending on a cold February day with the death of a 20-year-old man in a hail of gunfire from four city police officers.
Four years later, one of the...Tags: Howard County, Mercy Medical Center (Baltimore, Maryland), Pigtown, Firearms, Lawyers
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