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Shocker – U.S. Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Employees!

The U.S. Supreme Court has been decidedly anti-employee and pro-employer ever since Dubya-appointed Justices Roberts and Alito joined the bench. The Supreme Court’s infamous and awful Ledbetter v Goodyear ruling (and Congress’s voting down of the law intended to overturn Ledbetter) seemed to be clarion call of the new conservative majority on the Court, causing many employee rights attorneys to despair.

And now this: the Supreme Court has just issued two rulings IN FAVOR OF EMPLOYEES! To say this comes as a surprise to employee rights attorneys is understatement. I would love to know what the inside story is behind this startling aboutface in the Court’s conservative tack.

Read all about it in this New York Times article: Justices Favor Workers in Cases of Bias Retaliation .

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  • Anonymous

    I understand that after 5 hours of work ..my employer is required to offer me a 30min meal break…. if i have waived my right to that meal break… can my employer punish me if i work over 5 1/2 hours without taking that break, but i work over 6 hours for the day