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Week@Work updates California employers on the most important legal news from the last week. At the national level, this week’s episode addresses blacklash at the EEOC over the EEO-1 and a Ninth Circuit holding that proposed religious accommodations created an “undue hardship”. In California, a state court holds an employee working in Utah can’t assert arrest bias claim, Simi Valley pays $230K in harassment suit, and ABC News (and Matt Gutman, now of CBS News) has been hit with a high-profile employment case by a former producer. And our bizarre case of the week involves an EMT who claims she had to show colleagues naked pictures of a co-worker to protect them from sexual harassment.
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