No Age Limitations: Old Workers Rebel against Employer Bias

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The ADEA, or the Age Discrimination in Employment Act, is meant to protect older workers from disadvantages in job searching and while employed. Whether it's assumptions about technology skills or desires to see a longer tenure from a new hire, older people in the workforce face several hurdles that can result in discrimination allegations. In today's episode, Chuck and John go through three different scenarios where there were violations of the ADEA and how they could have been avoided.
In the HR News segment, the team touches on the following topics and more:

• A social media post inciting hate crime and discrimination issues with the law in Michigan
• The importance of keeping up with the official sorts
• Questions that can be asked regarding service animals
• The impact of quality sleep on employees

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