6th Circuit OKs disabled driver’s firing for painting graffiti on customers’ goods

Courts have said that knowledge of an employee’s disability is not enough to show pretext for discrimination under the Americans with Disabilities Act.

White Walmart manager alleges DEI policy led to his termination

The plaintiff invoked the Civil Rights Act of 1866, a 159-year-old piece of legislation that is gaining traction in “reverse discrimination” cases.

The silent standoff: How DeVry’s third annual report illuminates the path toward a unified future of work

Toyota and other manufacturers invest to fill child care void for workers

The automaker recently announced plans to add more than 1,000 seats at child care facilities across the country. It’s one of many manufacturers, including Iowa company Sukup, to expand this employment benefit.