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Reid v Google Restores Common Sense to Discrimination Law by Holding that the Judicially Created “Stray Remarks Doctrine” cannot be used to Bar Evidence of Discrimination in a California Age Discrimination Case

The concept of the “stray remarks doctrine” has really never made any sense whatsoever. It is a judicially created doctrine that has historically been used to attempt to circumvent and discount discriminatory statements made by an employer or an employer’s employees or agents. Courts – especially federal courts – have…

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What Right to Privacy? City of Ontario v Quon Reminds Employees to be Careful When Using Employer-Issued Computers, Cell Phones, or Other Methods of Communication

In the modern world it is easy to slip into writing private emails, texts or other communications and expect that that what you write in confidence will remain confidential. After all, employees should and do have a reasonable expectation of privacy, correct? However, an employee should remember that – especially…

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