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More Than 150 Employees Leave a Houston Hospital After a Judge Dismisses a Lawsuit Over Vaccine Requirements
Blog | June 23, 2021More than 150 employees at a Houston hospital system who refused to get the Covid-19 vaccine have been fired or resigned after a judge dismissed an employee lawsuit over the vaccine requirement. A spokesperson for Houston Methodist hospital system said 153 … Continue reading
A Former Line Cook Is Suing Spago for Discrimination
Blog |An ex-line cook at Spago has filed a lawsuit against his former employer in Los Angeles Superior Court, alleging wrongful termination, retaliation, a hostile work environment and failure to pay overtime. Kevin Peralta said he was hired in 2013 and … Continue reading
Civil Rights Groups Call on Lawmakers to Address Amazon’s Worker Surveillance System
Blog | June 21, 2021Civil rights groups are calling on lawmakers and regulators to crack down on Amazon over its system of monitoring workers’ pace. More than 35 civil rights organizations signed a letter Monday urging action. The letter was released the same day … Continue reading
Emory Medical School Formally Apologized to a Black Man for Rejecting Him 62 Years Ago
Blog |The Emory School of Medicine formally apologized to a doctor on Thursday, 62 years after denying his application because he is Black. When Marion G. Hood applied to Emory’s medical school in 1959, the director of admissions wrote him a … Continue reading