Sex Discrimination and Sexual Harassment in the Work PlaceSex Discrimination and Sexual Harassment in the Work Place provides complete coverage of legal and practical problems from both employers' and employees' points of view. It is a must-have source that attorneys and human resources professionals can turn to for up-to-date information. You'll learn how employers can protect themselves against the numerous pitfalls that could result in litigation, what human resources professionals can do to develop policies and procedures to reduce the risk of liability and how attorneys for both sides can develop a winning trial strategy. This online, interactive treatise is also available in eBook format and in print. All updates are included in an annual subscription. Sex Discrimination and Sexual Harassment in the Work Place covers such important topics as: the Family and Medical Leave Act; the development of sex discrimination and sexual harassment statutes; how federal and state legislation affects attorneys and clients; "glass ceiling" and "glass wall" issues in professional and academic settings; pregnancy discrimination, childcare leave and benefits, including the certification requirements an employer may impose; precondition for, duration of, and reinstatement after a leave; the scope and application of the Equal Pay Act; the Federal Arbitration Act; attorneys' fees and attorney-client privilege; the scope of the retaliation prohibition; the effect of DOMA and state statutes permitting same-sex marriage; the Rape Shield statute; the Title VII ministerial exemption; tenure statute of limitations problems; "continuing violation" standards; and EEOC complaint verification. Sex Discrimination and Sexual Harassment in the Work Place features analysis of current concerns, accompanied by tips, tricks and traps for plaintiffs' and defendants' counsel and human resource managers. Book ɱ looseleaf, one volume, 1,312 pages; published in 1994, updated as needed; no additional charge for updates during your subscription. Looseleaf print subscribers receive supplements. The online edition is updated automatically. ISBN: 978-1-58852-062-3 |
Contents
Vicarious | 1-5 |
Representation 1020 | 1-10 |
5 | 1-11 |
03 | 1-18 |
CHAPTER 1 | 2-1 |
v Nevada | 2-97 |
04 | 2-98 |
3 General View of Federal Guidelines | 3-3 |
04 | 9-17 |
3 Partial Preemption of State Fair | 9-23 |
06 | 9-31 |
08 | 9-37 |
2 The Equal Pay | 10-2 |
Analog 430 1 | 10-4 |
Separate Lines of Progression and Seniority Systems | 11-1 |
CRA 1991 1115 | 11-17 |
VinsonQuid Pro Quo | 3-6 |
314 | 3-14 |
c Waiver of the EEOC Charge Filing | 3-13 |
d Causal Connection 373 | 3-73 |
08A Sufficiency of Pleadings 380 | 3-80 |
CHAPTER 4 | 4-4 |
and Benefits | 5 |
04 | 5-13 |
520 | 5-20 |
k Notice Under FMLA | 5-26 |
06 | 5-33 |
01 | 6-1 |
CHAPTER 7 | 6-7 |
Height Weight Strength | 7-1 |
03 | 7-10 |
CHAPTER 13 | 7-13 |
05 | 7-15 |
01 | 8-1 |
Equal | 8-8 |
4 Factor Other Than Sex Defense 821 | 8-21 |
8 The Defense of Marriage | 9-1 |
03 | 9-11 |
CHAPTER 11 | 9-11 |
Employment Opportunity Commission 132 | 12-9 |
7 The Virginia Guidelines | 12-7 |
e Charges by Organizations | 13-9 |
CHAPTER 14 | 13-14 |
02 | 14-1 |
a Federal Rules of Civil Procedure | 14-25 |
03 | 14-34 |
1 Mitigation of Damages and Burden | 14-36 |
06 | 14-36 |
01 | 15-1 |
4 Attorneys Fees | 15-4 |
Employer and Accused 1614 | 15-16 |
06 | 28 |
09 | 15-35 |
09 | 16-1 |
CHAPTER 17 | 16-17 |
Ethical and Practice Concerns | 17-1 |
CHAPTER 2 | 17-2 |
CHAPTER 9 | 17-9 |
8 Written Mediation Agreements | 17-12 |
e Fees | 17-23 |