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Microsoft Agrees to Pay $14 Million to Settle Parental and Disability Leave Discrimination Claims
Once a court approves the consent decree, the California Civil Rights Department will drop its long-running case against Microsoft.
Virginia Company to Pay $31,000 to Settle ‘Whites Only’ Job Ad Complaint
Company reaches agreement with DOJ over a job ad posted by a recruiter in India.
Texas Judge Rules That a Federal Agency Discriminates Against Whites
A Texas judge has ruled that the the Minority Business Development Agency has discriminated against white people, ruling in favor of three entrepreneurs.
Employers Could Be Sued for Discrimination Over Menopause, Warns Equalities Watchdog
The EHRC’s guidance said that workplace policies that disadvantage menopausal women could amount to sex, age, or disability discrimination.
Christian Employers Face ‘Arbitrary' Ideological Screening for Summer Jobs Funding, MPs Told
Allegations include applications for grants denied due to faith-based beliefs, and churches being questioned on subjects unrelated to their hiring of students.
Human Rights Commission Accused of ‘Anti-Black Racism’ by Senate Committee
Employees’ grievances show ‘crisis of confidence,’ ‘toxic work environments,’ says report
A ‘Reality Check’ on Charges of Racial Discrimination in Canada and the US
In both Canada and the United States the theory that institutions are rigged against visible minorities in favor of the white population isn’t supported by data
EEOC Sues 2 Businesses for Firing Workers Over COVID Vaccine Refusal
Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 bars discrimination over religion.
Mandatory Training for Hockey Quebec Coaches Warns of Systemic Racism, Includes Critical Race Theory
People wanting to volunteer as a hockey coach or assistant in Quebec need to be instructed on “systemic racism” and “micro-aggressions.”
