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What is quid pro quo workplace sexual harassment?

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Last Modified on Jan 17, 2025

Quid pro quo sexual harassment happens when someone in a position of power in a…

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The FTC could vote on a non-compete agreement ban this April

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Last Modified on Mar 19, 2025

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) helps guide and enforce federal business policy. The FTC must…

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How can you report workplace discrimination?

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Last Modified on Dec 23, 2024

Discrimination still occurs in many workplaces across the country. It can take all kinds of…

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Is it legal for Florida employers to round someone’s time worked?

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Last Modified on Dec 23, 2024

Workers compensated on a salary basis generally receive the same pay regardless of how much…

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How should harassment and discrimination complaints be handled?

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Last Modified on Jan 17, 2025

Reports of harassment or discrimination must be handled seriously by the company. It often takes…

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Can Teasing Be Considered Sexual Harassment At Work?

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Last Modified on Jun 13, 2025

The law doesn’t prohibit simple teasing or offhand comments in the office. People making funny…

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Boilerplate employment contracts: An employer’s friend or foe?

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Last Modified on Jan 17, 2025

Boilerplate employment contracts, pre-written agreements used by many Florida employers, seem like a convenient time-saver.…

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What laws other than the PWFA protect pregnant workers?

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Last Modified on May 28, 2025

As of June 27th, 2023, the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act (PWFA) took effect. This new…

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Is it employment discrimination if it happens outside the office?

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Last Modified on Dec 23, 2024

Even though employers don’t have the capacity to police employee conduct outside the office, the…

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The most common form of disability discrimination at work

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Last Modified on Dec 23, 2024

Several rules help to protect people from medical discrimination in the workplace. For example, someone’s…

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