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The Job Judge Podcast is a podcast for anyone who works with a special emphasis on advice for managers and HR professionals. This is not legal advice! Engaging and informative, it’s a must-listen/watch for any manager, business owner, HR professional, or anyone who works. Relying on three decades of experience as an employment law attorney and HR Executive, Karen Michael uses real case studies in the news and navigates through the legal landmines and workplace dysfunction that we know is probably happening right now in your organization.
Unknown Host hosts The Job Judge, a business show with 27 episodes published.
Virginia’s employment laws have undergone a massive transformation, shifting from standard federal alignment- to some of the most robust state-specific worker protections in the country. In this episode of The Job Judge,
"I'll be the judge of that!" On this episode, The Job Judge discusses a case in Ohio where a plaintiff was awarded $2.12 million in damages, plus over $400,000 in attorney fees and costs after claiming that she was discr
"I'll be the judge of that!" In this episode of the Job Judge we discuss sexual harassment, retaliation, constructive discharge and how the employer could have done better to avoid the case going to a jury. The Job Judge
"I'll be the judge of that!" Most of us need our jobs, but some behaviors will get you fired almost every time and as an employment lawyer, I’m seeing way too much of that. In this episode of The Job Judge, Karen shares
"I'll be the judge of that!" During the COVID-19 pandemic, many employers mandated that employees receive the COVID-19 vaccine or face termination. One employee was given this directive but sought a reasonable accommodat
"I'll be the judge of that!" LA County will reportedly pay $7.2 million to the family of former LA County firefighter who was shot and killed by a coworker in 2021. The murder occurred after his coworker engaged in abusi
"I'll be the judge of that!" Karen discusses a sexual harassment case under Title VII that took place at a plant in the Western District of Virginia. The female employee alleges that she was subjected to a hostile work e
"I'll be the judge of that!" Karen discusses the implementation of Australia's right-to-disconnect law, which allows employees to refuse work-related contact outside their normal working hours. She also shares a Wall Str
"I'll be the judge of that!" Job Accommodation Network - https://askjan.org/ In this episode of the Job Judge, Karen discusses a $22 million verdict against Wells Fargo for disability discrimination and retaliation under
"I'll be the judge of that!" Could the use of a racial slur one time by a coworker be enough to constitute actionable harassment? In this week’s Job Judge, Karen Michael discusses a case out of California where an employ
"I'll be the judge of that!" In this episode, Karen discusses the resurfaced allegations of sexual harassment against a top aide in Pennsylvania Governor Shapiro's office. The aide, a Republican, is accused of making rep
"I'll be the judge of that!" Karen discusses the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) and common misconceptions regarding employee compensation, specifically regarding meal periods and overtime. She emphasizes the importance
"I'll be the judge of that!" In this episode of the Job Judge, Karen discusses the widespread frustration among employees regarding the ineffectiveness of employee surveys and exit interviews. Despite many companies’ goo
"I'll be the judge of that!" In this episode we discuss Dwight Jackson who is a Black man alleging he was denied an interview when he applied for a job using his real name but was given an interview when he applied using
"I'll be the judge of that!" In this episode, Karen discusses the misconceptions surrounding social media and the workplace, and whether one can be fired for what they post on social media. She debunks the idea that pers
"I'll be the judge of that!" Employees have the right to discuss their wages for many reasons, and employers cannot prohibit them from doing so. The National Labor Relations Act protects employees' rights to engage in co
"I'll be the judge of that!" This episode covers the tale of two harassment allegations in the same industry, where one employer did everything right and the other did everything wrong. The first case discussed is that o
"I'll be the judge of that!" In this episode of The Job Judge podcast, Karen discusses workplace romances and whether they are a good idea. She categorizes workplace behavior into three categories: never ever, maybe, and
"I'll be the judge of that!" In this podcast episode, Karen discusses the legal definition of a hostile work environment and retaliation under federal law. She uses a recent case out of South Carolina, where a woman name
"I'll be the judge of that!" In this episode, Karen explores the complications that arise when an employee reports workplace harassment to a manager and there is a breakdown. She provides guidance for HR professionals, b
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