In a significant legal victory, the EEOC has persuaded a federal court to limit what employers can include in so-called last-chance agreements. The court concluded that the EEOC was right when it argued that agreements threatening retaliation are illegal ...
Following EEOC victory, carefully consider conditions you include in last-chance agreements
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