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Female pilots experience workplace discrimination as mothers

by Nelson Law Group | Aug 30, 2016 | Firm News, Workplace Discrimination

In 1973, the first female pilot was hired by a major commercial airline in the United States. Before that time, men flew the planes, and women were flight attendants. While women in California and across the country have been making strides against workplace...

Fox News sexual harassment claim opens door for more victims

by Nelson Law Group | Aug 16, 2016 | Firm News, Sexual Harassment

There are many reasons why people do not always come forward after being harassed at work, but the most common reason may be that they fear losing their jobs. Sexual harassment is likely to be an even more frequent occurrence than people in California realize since so...

San Francisco supervisor axes municipal contracts with North Carolina

by Nelson Law Group | Aug 3, 2016 | Firm News, Workplace Discrimination

  Recent developments in anti-LGBT legislation in North Carolina have strained the state’s relationships with other regions that do not agree share those values. Here in San Francisco, Supervisor Scott Wiener has begun proceedings to halt all of the...

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