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No Room For Grooming: Protecting Teen Workers From Sexual Misconduct

A doctor stands accused of sexual exploitation of a teen worker. We comment on the code of conduct, training, and rapid-response expectations that help organizations stop grooming behavior.

Pregnancy, Paternalism, And The Price Of "Good Intentions"

A Texas establishment settles with the EEOC after a manager is accused of paternalism. We comment on why paternalistic scheduling and job changes for pregnant workers are often unlawful discrimination.

Due Diligence In Hiring: Protecting Assets When Applicants Have Prior Convictions

A former manager is convicted for defrauding Amazon. We comment on methods for combining criminal history checks, verification, and interviews to screen out high?risk candidates.

Are Employees Job Hugging? You Make The Call

A survey reveals that nearly 50 percent of U.S. employees are "job huggers". What does that mean, and do you agree? You make the call.

From Clicks To Claims: Ad Tracking Lawsuits Target Healthcare Providers

A health system is tagged with a $17.8 million loss for using ad trackers. We comment on the growing wave of pixel?tracking suits and the concrete actions privacy, IT, and marketing teams should take to avoid privacy litigation.