Home -> Law Blog Directory -> Legal News Blogs -> Legal Pad | LA
(866) 635-2689 for Personal Injury or (866) 635-9402 for Criminal Defense
Find a Local Lawyer
Divorce (866) 635-6190
Personal Injury (866) 635-2689
Criminal Defense (866) 635-9402
Legal News
: Legal Pad | LAEmployers face Hobson's choice in protecting pregnant workers
By Jason Siegel
Employers are landing in hot water for keeping pregnant employees out of hazardous areas.
Most recently, employers in California and Texas settled lawsuits that claimed they wrongfully prohibited pregnant employees from working in certain areas.
In both cases, employers claimed they were just trying to do the right thing; the employees claimed discrimination. Management-side attorneys say their well-intentioned clients are in a tough spot: Protect a pregnant worker and risk a discrimination lawsuit, or let her work in a hazardous area and risk a tort claim should a child be born with a defect.
Full post as published by Legal Pad | LA on September 25, 2008 (boomark / email).
Workers Compensation Overview
Federal laws that cover workplace injuries
H-1B Visas
How to get professional worker's visa
Westinghouse
alleging that former Westinghouse employees are being deprived of a choice in health care prescription plan benefits that were formerly available to them through union bargaining.
Sunscreen Manufacturers Face Class Actions over Misleading Advertising
Banana Boat, Coppertone Face Class Action in Canada
Perdue Farms Faces Class Action By Hourly Workers
Perdue Farms Faces Class Action by Hourly Workers
Cintas Settles Laundry Workers' Class Action for $6.5 Million
Cintas Settles Laundry Workers' Class Action for $6.5 Million
Retired Steel Workers Win Pension Benefits Class Action for $51 Million
Retired Steel Workers Win Pension Benefits Class Action for $51 Million
Estate Planners Face Elder Abuse Class Action
California Estate Planners Face Elder Abuse Class Action

Education and Labor Hearing on American Workers and Hiring from Abroad
Workers can't catch a break from Calif. court
Employers May Not Have their Hand in Restaurant Workers' Tip Pool
Employers Another Reason Not to Treat Employees as Independent Contractors
The Continuing Problem of Pregnancy Discrimination
Pregnant Males and a Lost Civilisation









