Nov. 30, 2020 | This week's compliance news and insights for HR leaders The plaintiff rejected the employer's suggestion he use a motorized scooter and instead sought a new position. | UPDATED The changes reflect recent legal developments and emerging issues that have altered the legal landscape, the agency said. | From the Archives Supervisors too often wear their hearts on their sleeves and fail to enforce workplace policies, speakers told attendees at SHRM's annual conference. | Deep Dive While critics call the citations "less than a slap on the wrist," companies including Smithfield and JBS denounced the fines, saying they followed the agency's recommendations for the pandemic once they were available. | With the upcoming holiday season about to collide with a pandemic, employers have some options when it comes to workers' personal travel. | Oatridge Security Group will pay $375,000 to settle the lawsuit alleging it fired a supervisor on the Seattle Tunnel Project based on her pregnancy. | What We're Reading Miami Herald | BenefitsPro | SHRM | Law360 | Dive Into a Topic |
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