Awareness of epilepsy in the workplace often remains hindered by misconceptions, leading to bias against employees with the condition. Recent data underscores concerns, with nearly 40% of respondents expressing doubt about the work capabilities of individuals with epilepsy, and misconceptions
The case of Joanne Neill marked a pivotal moment in employment law, highlighting deficiencies in redundancy procedures for part-time workers. The circumstances of Neill's dismissal underscore the significance of treating all employees with dignity and fairness, especially part-time staff who may
Employment discrimination within the business services sector remains a significant issue, especially concerning accommodations for employees with disabilities. This sector often sees cases where businesses fail to provide necessary adjustments for employees with disabilities, such as adequate
An incident involving the denial of access to a disabled toilet at a Greggs location has highlighted hidden disability discrimination in the workplace. The incident occurred when an employee at the food retailer demanded proof of Evan Francis's disability before allowing her to use the facility.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been heralded as the future of many industries, promising efficiency, objectivity, and cost-effectiveness. However, its integration into the hiring process has raised significant concerns over fairness and inclusivity. Recent allegations against financial software
The Texas Supreme Court has recently issued a significant ruling that narrows the understanding of what constitutes a "disability" under the Texas Labor Code Section 21.002(6). This decision originated from the case involving Sheri Kowalski, a former employee at a Dallas hospital, who contended
