In the United States, the absence of universal paid family and medical leave marks a large gap in support for workers. Recognizing this shortfall, Republican Stephanie Bice and Democrat Chrissy Houlahan have taken a pioneering step forward. These congresswomen, from...
Month: March 2024
Is quiet firing legal?
Have you ever felt out of the loop at work? Perhaps you often find yourself lacking critical information needed for a specific project or excluded from regular email threads and staff meetings with no explanation or reason. This unsettling and potentially...
Detecting implicit bias in hiring practices as an applicant
Implicit bias in hiring processes can influence employers in evaluating candidates based on non-relevant factors, such as gender, race, age or appearance rather than qualifications and merit. Unfortunately, these biases can often be deeply ingrained and can influence...
Defining retaliatory termination and how you can protect yourself
Taking a stand for what's right can sometimes pose risks for employees. While some employers may respect this, others may see it as a threat to the company. In such cases, they might dismiss these employees for escalating issues or voicing concerns. This kind of...