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Research: Workers' Compensation Claim Denials Inch Upward

Construction companies and engineering firms determined to hold down costs by rejecting workers’ compensation claims may be in for a rude surprise. The denial rate for workers’ comp claims for all ind... read more

On a Matter of Marriage in New York

The situation did not change much until 1993, when a divided Hawaii Supreme Court held the denial of marriage rights to same ... The effects, Mr. Weinstein said, have been wide-ranging. The Workers’ C... read more

Starbucks Valuation: When To Catch This Falling Knife

Starbucks is in transition and management is, at least publicly, in denial. I view Starbucks' stock as a cross ... a large group of investors assumed that Apple sales would move in a straight line, up... read more

Bias Suit Could Boost Pay, Open Promotions for Women at Google

The complaint claims that Ellis was ... which came with lower compensation and fewer opportunities for upward mobility. According to the complaint, Pease was kept on “non-technical” ladders, and denie... read more

Cool Justice: RFK Jr. points to forensic evidence of second gunman in his father’s assassination

viewmode=fullstory Some of Kennedy’s claims and his book investigating ... gunman fired four gunshots within one inch of the back of Kennedy’s head and back, according to the autopsy report.” Sirhan w... read more

How the Supreme Court Created the Student Loan Bubble

None of Duke’s fourteen black workers passed. Griggs and twelve others sued the company for discrimination. A district court and federal appeals court accepted Duke’s claim that the tests ... the requ... read more

Put Lou Dobbs Out to Pasture

He then asked what I would be paying Hiroki, making it plain that the visa would be denied if ... and customer support workers in America $20 or more per hour with benefits. It was a “Eureka!” moment ... read more

Scientists, Your Gender Bias Is Showing

Nobody who is familiar with the literature on this will be surprised, but it’s good to accumulate new evidence and also to keep the issue in the public eye: academic scientists are, on average, biased ... read more