The United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (“EEOC”) has updated its poster that employers are required to display in their workplaces. Here is the EEOC’s web site on its poster. Here is an internet (HTML) copy of the poster. Here is the PDF of the printable poster for wall display. The name of the poster is “Know Your Rights: Workplace Discrimination is Illegal”.
The poster does a good job of educating employees and employers on essential aspects of the federal anti-discrimination laws. It covers what employees are protected, what employers are covered, the protected characteristics about which the laws prohibit discrimination, the decisions and conduct of the employers that are prohibited, and how an employee can file a charge with the EEOC. In light of newer technology, the poster has a QR code so an employee can user a phone to jump straight to the EEOC’s web site for filing a charge.
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On March 29, 2017, I will be speaking and presenting an article on “The Perilous Intersection of FMLA and ADA,” at a seminar hosted by Sterling Education Services. The Seminar, “Employment Law: Rights, Benefits, and Emerging Issues,” will take place in Morgantown, West Virginia. If you would like to attend the seminar click here for more information and a registration form.
Here is the agenda for my speech and article:
- FMLA updates
- ADA updates and EEOC guidelines
- Expansion of what can be considered a “disability”
- What constitutes “reasonable accommodation” according to the EEOC
- Discrimination and violations
- Review and update written policies and job descriptions
- Overlap of FMLA and ADA: finding the right balance
I will be speaking (and presenting articles) at a seminar sponsored by Sterling Education Services on October 20, 2010 in Morgantown, West Virginia, entitled “Fundamentals of Employment Law”.
I will be speaking (and presenting articles) on “Sexual, Racial, and Other Harassment in the Workplace” and “ADA and FMLA Update”.
Here is the full agenda, and here is the faculty information. The seminar will provide around 6–8 hours of continuing education credit for lawyers (I don’t know the exact number, but the seminar is a full day).
You can register for the the seminar online. For further information, you can contact Sterling, and their number is 715–855-0498.
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