Category Archives: Human Resources

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While work related sexual harassment is certainly not a recent problem, legal liability for it has only lately gained legislative attention. The first sexual harassment case under Title VII was decided in 1976. In 1991, Title VII was amended to allow victims of sexual harassment to recover damages under federal law. In 1993, a Supreme Court decision made it easier to prove injury under this law. The federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission states that all covered employers should provide sexual harassment training and several states have taken those guidelines to more specific extremes. California’s AB 1825 of 2004 is among the strictest and most demanding of these requirements. For businesses in these states, providing training is not just good prevention, it iscompulsory. Furthermore, recent decisions have upheld complaints against businesses that did not communicate or follow through policy, even though policy was in place.

The APIL is a non profit organisation that was established over eighteen years ago in order to help injured people gain access to justice.

Horror Fourth of July Celebrations leave 23 injured and kill 1.

Queens County, New York is arguably most famous for its ethnic diversity, and yet for all the diversity it is generally viewed as a bedroom community to a much more prestigious Manhattan Island. But the great Borough of Queens does feature world-class amenities all its own. Take Astoria’s Kaufmann Studios, for instance. It was in fact the birthplace of the motion picture industry, and vigorously active until production migrated to the cheap land of California.

Every once in a while you go on a holiday and are disappointed. The hotel just was not what you expected. The service was poor. You might expect the tour operator to offer you some money back on the hotel or perhaps give you some sort of a payment to make up for the unexpectedly unsatisfying trip. Surprisingly, this does not happen much, but there are reasons why companies do not reimburse dissatisfied travelers as you would hope that they would do.

Sometimes your holiday turns out to be less fun than you expected it to be. Perhaps you were unhappy with your hotel or the services provided by your tour operator. Under these circumstances you might expect the tour company to take a little money off your bill or perhaps to offer you something to appease you. This usually does not happen and there are a couple of reasons as to why.

Robert Dee, the tennis player who claimed that the Daily Telegraph had defamed him by referring to him as the “world’s worst tennis pro” has had his claims of defamation thrown out by the High Court.

Oil giant BP is expected to have to pay millions of pounds out in compensation claims to people affected by the recent spill in the Gulf of Mexico.

A senior judge has called for a new government to put an end to the “torrent” of legislation which has made the legal system incomprehensible to both judges and the public.

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