By: Mike Clark | 2010-10-07 | Law There are plenty of excellent attorneys in Ottawa, ON, Canada, and if you are having trouble at work, specifically with your employer, an employment lawyer is the type of lawyer you need for advice. read more
By: Ashley Smith | 2010-12-03 | Law Understanding the discriminatory practices and the laws that prohibit them is necessary for every employee. If you suspect any such discrimination, it is time to consult an attorney to decipher the details. read more
By: Joseph Devine | 2010-03-29 | Employment According to employment laws in the U.S, it is the responsibility of employers to provide workplace free of harassment, discrimination, and other forms of unfair treatment. This article discusses the problem of gender discrimination in the workplace and steps that employers can take to avoid discrimination claims. read more
By: Terry Henry | 2011-04-02 | Relationships Though apartheid is already a so much outcry nowadays, being rejected by countries and societies earlier this century, the often little, invisible cases of bullying and discrimination are ever gift in... read more
By: Ashley Smith | 2011-01-10 | Law The government plays a very important role in promotion of what is known as a ‘welfare state'. One of the important roles is to protect the interest of the work force of the nation. read more
By: Ashley Smith | 2011-02-15 | Law Seeking remedies to stop any discriminatory practice at the workplace is imperative. Consult with an attorney before taking any legal action. read more
By: George Fuller | 2011-11-17 | Law When talking about the word discrimination, generally it is meant as a different treatment over something from another. For example, a person chooses an apple free of blemishes over another apple that has a few spots on it. The word itself has been used over time, wherein people have treated other people based on certain aspects. read more
By: Pattinson Solicitors | 2010-11-04 | Business Get expert legal advice from London Employment Law Solicitors on claiming compensation for workplace discrimination and related employment advice" read more
By: R. Klettke | 2012-01-03 | Law In workplaces, educational institutions, housing, lending and in the community, adverse actions may take place solely on the basis of a person’s gender. Known legally as “sex discrimination”, it is defined as treatment of a person that would not have occurred except for that person’s gender. Largely known for helping equalize pay in the workplace for women, men can also be targets of sex d read more
By: Ashley Smith | 2010-09-13 | Law Certain personal traits of an individual are within the 'protected characteristics'. No employer can base any work-related decisions on the basis of these traits. If you think that something like this has happened to you, it is best to consult an attorney. read more
By: Sara Goldstein | 2010-11-29 | Law In these tough economic times, it is hard enough to find a job when you're fresh out of college or trade school and have the enthusiasm and energy that comes with youth. read more
By: Business Training Media | 2012-09-10 | Human Resources How should you treat a pregnant employee or job applicant to avoid liability for pregnancy discrimination? There's a short answer to that question that covers the entire topic: just exactly like you would an applicant or employee with any other health condition that (1) may (but doesn't necessarily) affect their job performance and (2) necessitates their having to take some time off from work. Of read more