Sometimes, management lawyers like to scare potential clients and sometimes, they are simply concerned.  But, either way, they over-state the effect EEOC has.  The EEOC means well, but they simply have too many cases to perform an actual investigation.  Each investigator carries 75-80 cases per investigator.  Their budget was cut way back in the 1980’s

 Is San Antonio far behind?  Ft. Worth passed a broad anti-homosexual discrimination ordnance.  The ordnance applies to transgender folks, as well as to gay or lesbian persons.  This ordnance only applies to the city of Ft. Worth.  This ordnance was passed in response to an incident at a gay bar where the police allegedly harassed

 Cathy McBroom is headed back to Galveston with a promotion.  See Texas Lawyer story.  Ms. McBroom was one of the ladies complaining about Sam Kent’s sexual  harassment.  Judge Kent later accepted a plea bargain and is doing 33 months in a federal penitentiary.  Ms. McBroom had been Judge Kent’s Case Manager.  She was transferred

 You’re a federal employer and you have some "dead weight" you want to get rid of.  One method is to privatize your services.  Privatization allows the federal employer to "abolish" all jobs within a given department and let the new company hire who it chooses.  The new company can screen each employee and see who

 Unemployment is now over 10%.  First time since the early 1980’s.  There are indications that the economy is improving.  But, still, some employers will take this opportunity to get rid of some folks.  Beware persons with disabilities, and others.   Many employers view this as an opportunity to get rid of

 From a more sociological perspective, the San Antonio Express news agrees that requiring New Mexico employees to only speak English is wrong on many levels.  See story.  The Express news adds that New Mexico, of course, was Hispanic long before it became part of the US.  According to the author, Ruben Navarrette, the employees

 This is how you get sued.  You buy an old motel, start making a lot of changes, such as: 1) telling Hispanic employees to pronounce their Hispanic names in an Anglo sort of way, 2) telling the Hispanic employees to speak English in your presence,  and 3) when they ask why, you tell them because

 Employer Support of the Guard/Reserve (ESGR) sends out a DVD to help employers mange their Reserve/Guard employees.  Having served some 25 years in the Guard/Reserve, I am very familiar with ESGR.  They did well for a Guard colleague some ten years ago.  The colleague returned to his civilian job from a US Army school, but