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Compound Discrimination Data indicate how common Employment Discrimination is

By Hugh S. Pixler On April 16, 2013 · Add Comment
I was recently asked if discrimination still happens in the workplace in this country. That question reminded me of some data from the National Committee on Pay Equity I used in a presentation I gave last year on “compound” discrimination. The data illustrate how imbedded in our culture discrimination truly is. As most people know, [...]
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Monkey Mind or Cat’s Paw – the status of subordinate bias liability in employment discrimination law

By Hugh Pixler On March 7, 2013 · Add Comment
In the fable of The Monkey and the Cat, as told by the seventeenth century French writer Jean de la Fontaine, Bertrand the Monkey convinces Raton the Cat to reach into a fire and pull out roasting chestnuts, promising him his share of the booty. Instead, as Raton pulls the chestnuts out of the fire, [...]
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