Conservative advocacy groups have lodged a complaint against the American Bar Association (ABA), alleging that its diversity clerkship programs violate Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act. This act prohibits employment discrimination based on race, color, national origin, sex, and religion. The
As the new year approaches, businesses are prompted to update their employee handbooks to reflect new and ongoing changes in employment laws. A well-crafted employee handbook serves as a significant protective tool both in preventing litigation and during legal proceedings. Additionally, it acts as
Lupe Martinez-Mujica has made significant strides in transforming workplace culture at FirstService Residential through her strategic human resources leadership. With a background in sociology, psychology, and employment law, Martinez-Mujica has leveraged her expertise to build diverse, engaged,
Employee engagement is a critical factor in determining the overall success and productivity of an organization. In 2023, only 31% of American employees reported being engaged at work, underscoring the urgent need for effective leadership strategies. Transformative leadership, characterized by
As the world edges closer to the 2024 election, preparing future leaders has never been more critical. This urgency drove Mission Bay High seniors Cynthia Lopez Guerrero, Ayden Perez, and Derius McCovy to successfully complete an intensive summer and fall internship program aimed at developing
The Government of Canada offers a range of high-paying job opportunities within the Human Resources (HR) sector, specifically through the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS). These roles, available in cities like Burnaby, Calgary, and Ottawa, offer competitive salaries ranging from
