pregnancy discrimination

Is an employer required to give Pregnant women light duty work?

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In El Paso, Texas I have many pregnant clients who are put on light duty by their doctors.  The question is always “does my employer have to give me light duty if I have a doctor’s note”?  The answer is, according to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) at least yes, if the employer gives […]

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The 19th Amendment is 100 years old today (Right of Women to Vote)

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Women have come a long way in 100 years. It is hard to believe that women suffrage is a mere 100 years old and that many of us have grandmothers who could not vote at some point in their lives. It is hard from today’s perspective to understand why women were prohibited from voting until

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