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April 28, 2025 Executives Face Harassment, Too—and Women Usually Have the Most to Lose
Category: #MeToo, Discrimination, Employee Relations, Kristen Prinz, sexual harassment, Sports, Women in the Workplace, Workplace culture
July 24, 2024 What We Can Learn from the NY Philharmonic Sexual Assault Scandal?
Category: #MeToo, Culture audits, Human Resources, Laura Feldman, Rebecca Baba, Sexual assault, sexual harassment, Sexual Harassment Policies, Women in the Workplace, Workplace culture, Workplace investigations
October 19, 2023 An Underutilized Tool for Sexual Assault Victims: the Illinois Gender Violence Act
Category: #MeToo, Employment Law, For Employees, Human Resources, Illinois, Laura Feldman, Legal Advocacy, Sexual assault, sexual harassment, Women in the Workplace
May 17, 2023 The E. Jean Carroll Trial Has Many Wondering: What Can I Do about Sexual Assault in the Workplace?
Category: #MeToo, For Employees, Human Resources, Illinois, Laura Feldman, Sexual Harassment Policies, Women in the Workplace
December 21, 2022 What Does the Speak Out Act Mean for Workplaces?
Category: #MeToo, Anti-Discrimination, Company Values, Discrimination, Employee Relations, Employment Law, Employment Laws, For Employees, For Employers, Human Resources, Legal Advocacy, Legal Changes, Matt Tedeschi, Positive Work Environment, sexual harassment, Women in the Workplace, Workplace Discrimination
October 25, 2022 The Brave New World of Employment Agreements: Ending Forced Arbitration
Category: #MeToo, Arbitration, Contract Law, Employee Relations, Employment Law, For Employees, For Employers, Human Resources, Laura Lefkow-Hynes, Legal Changes, Positive Work Environment, sexual harassment, Women in the Workplace
June 24, 2022 Chicago to Enforce Stronger Sexual Harassment Regulations
Category: #MeToo, Anti-Discrimination, Compliance , Employee Relations, Employment Law, For Employers, Human Resources, Kristen Prinz, Legal Changes, Positive Work Environment, sexual harassment, Training, Women in the Workplace, Workplace training
March 29, 2022 The Impact of Restricting Mandatory Arbitration
Category: #MeToo, Arbitration, Contract Law, Employment Law, For Employees, For Employers, Human Resources, Kristen Prinz, Legal Changes, sexual harassment, Women in the Workplace
October 22, 2021 No Day at the Beach for Chicago Lifeguards Who Faced Sexual Harassment
Category: #MeToo, Government, Laura Lefkow-Hynes, Sexual assault, sexual harassment, Women in the Workplace, Workplace training
April 21, 2021 We’ve Adapted to Remote Work—And So Has Sexual Harassment.
Category: #MeToo, Christina Hynes Mesco, Digital Workplace, Employee Relations, Employment Law, For Employees, For Employers, Human Resources, Remote Working, sexual harassment, Sexual Harassment Policies, Women in the Workplace, Work from home, Workplace culture
May 22, 2019 Google Employees "Sit In" to Protest Retaliation in Wake of Walkout
Category: #MeToo, Anti-Discrimination, Arbitration, Company Values, Diversity, Employee Relations, Matt Tedeschi, Positive Work Environment, Power of the Bystander, Retaliation, Sexual Harassment Policies, Social Media, Women in the Workplace, Wrongful Termination
November 12, 2018 The Walkout for Real Change: Google Employees Take a Step toward Solidarity and Shared Control
Category: #MeToo, Anti-Discrimination, Arbitration, Company Values, Diversity, Employee Relations, For Employees, Human Resources, Matt Tedeschi, Positive Work Environment, Power of the Bystander, Sexual Harassment Policies, Social Media, Women in the Workplace, Workplace Jerks
July 16, 2018 A Mid-Year #MeToo Check-In
Category: #MeToo, Christina Hynes Mesco, Gender Neutrality, Positive Work Environment, Sexual Harassment Policies