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New Jersey Law Against Discrimination Amended To Protect Employees 70 Or Older

On Tuesday, October 5, 2021, Governor Phil Murphy signed legislation expanding state law protection against age discrimination for those employees who are 70 years of age or older. The legislation amends the New Jersey Law...more

New Jersey Issues Guidance On Employer-Mandated Vaccines

The New Jersey Department of Health and the Department of Law and Public Safety (which oversees the New Jersey Division on Civil Rights) have issued guidance in the form of FAQs regarding the right of employers to mandate the...more

Employee Files Suit Alleging Employer-Mandated COVID Vaccine Violates Emergency Use Authorization Law

On February 28, 2021, an employee of a county detention center filed suit in federal court in New Mexico seeking an injunction to prevent the employee from being fired for refusing to get a COVID-19 vaccine on the basis that...more

NJ Enacts Recreational Marijuana Legislation with Employment Protections

In November, New Jersey voters said “yes” to the legalization of recreational marijuana.  On February 22, 2021, Governor Phil Murphy signed legislation that legalized and decriminalized recreational marijuana and established...more

Businesses Face Risk Related to Mandatory Employee Masking Policies

Summary - In a class action lawsuit pending in the United States District Court for the Northern District of California, a consumer-plaintiff alleged that Nike Inc.’s policy requiring employees to wear opaque, Nike-branded...more

New York City Adopts Law Prohibiting Pre-Employment Testing for Marijuana

In New York City, a law was adopted by administrative action today that prohibits many employers, labor organizations, and employment agencies from conducting pre-employment drug testing for marijuana and THC, the active...more

Federal Judge in N.J. Dismisses Employee's Claim of Failure to Accommodate Medical Marijuana Use

In Cotto v. Ardagh Glass, Inc., plaintiff Daniel Cotto, Jr., a forklift operator, hit his head while working and was sent for a medical examination. Pursuant to Ardagh's policy, Mr. Cotto was required to take a drug test as a...more

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