We know that the issue of reentry often transcends party lines.  Here is some additional context from the perspective of reentry…

The Subcommittee on Workforce Protections of the House Committee on Education and the Workforce announced another oversight hearing of the EEOC.  The…

In early-2014, the bill to largely ban the use of credit histories for employment was reintroduced in the New York City…

Jackie Berrien has left the EEOC.  Vice chair, Jenny Yang, has been elevated to the position of chair.  Yang is a former…

A recent Q&A with Richard Branson in the New York Times reinforced what we already know; many employers support second chances for ex-convicts. …

Former New Jersey Attorney General, Anne Milgram (D) has been working for the Laura and John Arnold Foundation to better predict risk of…

I have noted before the work by former New Jersey AG Anne Milgram at the Arnold Foundation to bring evidence-based systems…

Occasionally, legislation will be introduced to regulate the practice of businesses charging consumers to have mug shots removed from web sites….

The EEOC received what a SeyfathShaw blog called “a rare partial summary judgment win” in an ADA case, in EEOC v. Midwest…

The Texas suit against the EEOC over the Commission’s criminal guidance was dismissed for lack of subject matter jurisdiction.  U.S. District…