20Aug
Employment Law Checklist Project: No Discrimination for Sexual Orientation, Unless You’re a Religious Institution
One of the quirks of discrimination law in Connecticut concerns sexual orientation. Back in 1991, the General Assembly passed a wide-ranging bill that added sexual orientation as one of the protected classes that employers could not base decisions...
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Shipman & Goodwin LLP
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