Charity Clemons is a third year student at The John Marshall Law School. She is a staff writer for CE, focusing on employment policy and discrimination.
Charity received an MBA in 2006 and plans to pursue a career in Employment Law upon graduation. Charity Clemons
Charity Clemons is a third year student at The John Marshall Law School. She is a staff writer for CE, focusing on employment policy and discrimination.
Charity received an MBA in 2006 and plans to pursue a career in Employment Law upon graduation. Southern Cops in MS Aren’t Feeling the Hospitality
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has concluded an investigation of racial discrimination claims made by black Mississippi state troopers. The investigation spanned several months and resulted in the agency finding in favor of the state troopers. Now state lawmakers are fighting over when and how to address the issues.
No Place for Old Men?
On the contrary.
As some of the dust begins to settle from the financial and professional fallout, Forbes says the mass layoffs in the financial industry are grossly affecting women over men.