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Tag Archives: Discrimination
Changing The Subject On Big Data
Government operates by coercion; business by persuasion. A White House report on ‘big data’ obscures the distinction.
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You Can’t Fix Problems You Can’t See
Below the headlines, SCOTUS issued a couple of sensible rulings this week on employment law. The court’s liberal wing dissented.
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An Employee Too Hot To Handle
Courts that don’t know sex discrimination when they see it give errant employers a free pass.
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An Unequal Price For Equality
Europeans are about to pay an unequal price for equality. On March 1, Europe’s top court banned insurance companies from …
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Defining Progress For Women (And Everyone Else)
In a recent New York Times opinion column, Joanne Lipman, former deputy managing editor at The Wall Street Journal and …
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Scotus Takes Up ‘Disparate Impact’ Again
Twice before, the Supreme Court lost an opportunity to review ‘disparate impact’ discrimination claims. Now it tries again.
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