An assistant store manager alleged retaliation and a lack of accommodations for pregnancy and pumping.

The plaintiff alleged he was fired just two months shy of his retirement plan vesting, but a female co-worker reported an “unsettling experience” during a training session with him.

“We’re seeing a clear shift in how HR leaders are approaching talent needs,” the president of Careerminds said.

LinkedIn’s Hiring Assistant, which has been available to a small group of customers for about a year, will be globally available by the end of September.

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