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01/29/13 The Second Obama Term: New Employment Protections for LGBT Individuals Possible

LawFlash/Client Alert | Labor and Employment LawFlash
Michelle Silverman, Ann Painter, Ira Rosenstein, Rene Johnson

President Barack Obama's second term will likely bring new employment protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender individuals.

04/27/12 EEOC Broadens and Clarifies Scope of Title VII Enforcement

LawFlash/Client Alert | Labor and Employment LawFlash
Labor and Employment Practice

Equal Employment Opportunity Commission extends Title VII protection to transgendered individuals, and provides updated guidance for employers on the consideration of arrest and conviction records in employment decisions.

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