By: Joshua Isringhausen Back to school season brings with it a renewed focus on civil rights compliance for educational institutions across the country. Recent actions by the Department of…
We all know and love Labor Day because it means a three-day weekend — but what does this holiday actually celebrate? Labor Day traces back to the late 19th century,…
By: Abigail Leinsdorf Garber EEOC proposes major changes to the federal-sector discrimination process. On August 26, the EEOC voted 2-1 to propose rules that would substantially change how federal…
By: Kim Adamson Effective June 1, 2026, Colorado expanded its voting leave law, giving employees greater flexibility to participate in elections. Under the updated law, eligible employees working in…
By: Yoyo Rita Recently, a slew of regulatory laws have been passed by various state legislatures, from Washington and California, to Missouri and Illinois. These laws have one thing…
By: Liz Rooney Accessible interviewing in remote investigations can involve a determination about accommodations a given witness may need to comfortably participate. This can include things like regular breaks,…
By: Yoyo Rita Linguistic interpretation has been documented to date back as far as the ancient empires of Egypt, Greece, and Rome.[1] Since then, it has served an important…
By: Kim Adamson Employers are often reluctant to address performance concerns when an employee is taking protected leave or working under an approved accommodation. While that hesitation is understandable, protected…
By: Yoyo Rita Many workplace investigators carry out most (or all) of their work remotely. It’s crucial to maintain your health and wellbeing when spending long hours at the…