EEOC issues decision allowing federal agencies to restrict bathroom use for trans workers
Employees may be limited to bathrooms that correspond with their assigned gender at birth.
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Employees may be limited to bathrooms that correspond with their assigned gender at birth.
The DOJ and EEOC will no longer enforce disparate-impact liability rules, potentially opening the door for more workplace discrimination at government agencies and elsewhere.
The EEOC has indicated it won’t prioritize workplace bias cases filed by transgender individuals, but discrimination against LGBTQ+ employees remains illegal.
Arguments in the “reverse discrimination” case ‘Ames v. Ohio Department of Youth Services’ begin Feb. 26.
The court will rule on the standard that must be met for workplace discrimination suits brought by a member of a majority group.
A semi-trailer and commercial trucking manufacturer denied a pregnant worker’s request to transfer to a role that didn’t require her to lie on her stomach, the EEOC alleges.
The right to work without discrimination for being LGBTQ was guaranteed in 2020—but there’s still a lot of debate over what that means.
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