Topic of the Week
Sexual Harassment: Legal Standards
We hear a lot in the news about pervasive sexual harassment in the workplace and people are starting to call it out more and more in the media. But we don't hear much about what to do when you are being sexually harassed, or how the law protects you.
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Blog of the Week
“Bezos, Our Backs Are Tired”: Amazon Workers Strike on Prime Day
On Monday afternoon, in the blistering heat of a 95-degree day, approximately 50 Amazon workers and community supporters rallied outside of a suburban Minnesota Amazon warehouse chanting, “We work, We sweat, Amazon workers need a rest!” That chant was followed by, “Hey Jeff Bezos! Our backs are tired and our funds are low!"
Thought for the Week
"For much of our nation's history, people of color — particularly women — have been marginalized and discriminated against simply because of their hair style or texture. By signing this bill into law, we are taking an important step toward correcting that history and ensuring people of color are protected from all forms of discrimination."
– Gov. Andrew Cuomo
List of the Week
from Workplace Fairness
Top Discrimination searches this week:
- Pay Discrimination
- Sex and Gender Discrimination
- Family Responsibility Discrimination
- Religious Discrimination
- Proving Discrimination
Top Five News Headlines
- Union Says AT&T Reneged on Pact From Before Time Warner Deal
- Goodwill head who makes $164,000 fired disabled workers after minimum wage hike
- The National Domestic Workers Alliance Is Seeking a Federal Bill of Rights From Congress
- The House just passed a $15 minimum wage. It would be the first increase in a decade.
- Uber drivers and other gig workers in California could get better pay under proposed law
