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ABA Labor and Employment Law Podcast

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National Labor Relations Act
United States
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Disparate Impact
Labor and Employment Law
Immigration Policy
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Artificial Intelligence In Hiring
National Labor Relations Board
United Kingdom
Title VII
Unitary Executive Theory
Administrative Law Judges
Denver, United States
Ministerial Exemption
Union Gospel
Communication
State AI Employment Laws
Mobley V. Workday
Harper V. Sirius XM

ABA Labor & Employment Law Podcast is a thoughtful, balanced discussion with guests from two sides of a labor-related issue in the news. The podcast connects members with inclusive discussion across the negotiating table so listeners can explore newer concepts and balance their knowledge of the topic.

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Sweeping changes are reshaping the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), the agency charged with enforcing a variety of anti-discrimination laws. Under the current administration, shifting priorities are the new normal, including limits on ... more

The relationship between Canada and the United States has made headlines over the summer, but the two countries also pose some unique, cross-border labor challenges. Guests Christopher Deehy and Cody Yorke are international labor and employment lawye... more

How is AI finding its way into the legal arena of labor and employment law, and how well do you understand this emerging field and the potential perils? Guests Nina T. Pirrotti and Daniel A. Schwartz are both experienced labor and employment attorney... more

Social media is everywhere today. Ever wonder how the role social media plays into the employer/employee relationship? In this episode, guests Aaron Holt and SaNni M-K Lemonidis, both experienced labor and employment attorneys, join host Matt Greer f... more

What are irreconcilable workplace differences, and are they on the rise? Trickier issues are coming up these days and are challenging the status quo. As how and where we work changes, when do misunderstandings become a disruption, and what do we do n... more

Religious organizations and their employees fall into a murky and often-overlooked area of labor and employment law. Guests James “Jim” Paul and Michael Subit practice in employment and labor law and are versed in the world of religious employers and... more

Coming to us from the November ABA Labor and Employment Section’s annual conference, we bring together two employment law experts with unique perspectives on the nexus of immigration and employment law. Representing workers, guest Monica Guizar works... more

Live from Denver and the ABA Labor and Employment Law Section Annual Conference, a conversation with guest Charlotte Burrows on gender discrimination and the status of the EEOC (Equal Employment Opportunity Commission).

Host Matt Greer talks in pers... more

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Recent Guests

Jenny Yang
Former EEOC chair and partner at Outten & Golden representing employees
Outten & Golden
Episode: Navigating Employment Law as the Ground Shifts at the EEOC
Leslie Silverman
Former EEOC vice chair and commissioner, and shareholder at Fortney & Scott representing employers
Fortney & Scott
Episode: Navigating Employment Law as the Ground Shifts at the EEOC
Cody Yorke
Senior and executive level employee-focused attorney
Withers (New York City)
Episode: “Labour” with a “U”: Canadian vs. United States Labor Law
Christopher Deehy
Corporate employer-focused attorney
LaPointe, Rosenstein, Marshawn, Melanson (Montreal)
Episode: “Labour” with a “U”: Canadian vs. United States Labor Law
Nina Pirrotti
Representative for employees; partner at Garrison Levin Epstein Fitzgerald & Pirrotti (New Haven, CT)
Garrison Levin Epstein Fitzgerald & Pirrotti
Episode: AI Tools and Labor Law: Legal Guardrails and Looming Minefields
Dan Schwartz
Representative for employers; partner at Shipman & Goodwin (Stanford, CT)
Shipman & Goodwin
Episode: AI Tools and Labor Law: Legal Guardrails and Looming Minefields
SaNni Lemonidis
Co-founder and managing principal, Stripi M-K Lemonidis Consulting and Law Group (Seattle)
Stripi M-K Lemonidis Consulting and Law Group
Episode: Social Media and the Workplace: Free Speech Meets Employment Law
Aaron Holt
Attorney at Cozen O'Connor (Houston)
Cozen O'Connor
Episode: Social Media and the Workplace: Free Speech Meets Employment Law
Nieves Bolaños
Employee-side attorney, shareholder at Hawks Quindle
Hawks Quindle (Chicago)
Episode: Remote or In Office? Changing How We Communicate and Resolve Differences.

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Matt Greer
Host of ABA Labor and Employment Law Podcast, Washington State Public Employment Relations Commission

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Navigating Employment Law as the Ground Shifts at the EEOC
Q: What does disparate impact mean, and what changes are happening in this area?
Jenny Yang describes it as protection against job practices that appear neutral but disproportionately disadvantage qualified people for reasons unrelated to their ability to do the work. She says the administration is seeking to roll back this protection, but the legal theory remains in statute and active litigation.
Navigating Employment Law as the Ground Shifts at the EEOC
Q: Does the EEOC's recent proposal to rescind demographic reporting requirements mean employers should stop collecting and analyzing workforce data?
Jenny Yang says employers should continue collecting and analyzing demographic information to assess hiring, pay, promotion, and other practices and identify barriers. Leslie Silverman agrees, emphasizing that employers should collect the data when they will use it for meaningful analysis.
Immigration and Employment Law, Today’s Tangled Web
Q: There are human implications to these policies. Do you have tips for dealing with the emotional and practical realities for workers and for attorneys advising them?
A core takeaway is acknowledging the fear and uncertainty felt by immigrant workers, and the importance of empathetic, clear guidance. Practitioners should leverage support organizations (e.g., HIAS, Catholic Social Services) and consider non-legal ways to help, such as grant writing or donations, while providing realistic, calm counsel about options and next steps.
Immigration and Employment Law, Today’s Tangled Web
Q: On the employer side, Ingrid highlighted some of the challenges you might be facing. Tell us more about that.
Ingrid explains the three-part complication around work authorization: initial verification within three days, the need to reverify only when authorization expires or there are non-discriminatory reasons, and the difficulty tracking automatic renewals. This creates a moving target for employers, especially with TPS, CHNV, and other status changes that affect work eligibility and documentation.
Where Immigration and Employment Laws Collide, A Global Perspective
Q: What proactive measures do employers and unions discuss to protect workers?
Education on workers' rights, preparation and negotiation of bargaining language for notice and reinstatement, internal audits to ensure compliance, and coordination with immigration authorities to mitigate risks during enforcement actions.

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What is ABA Labor and Employment Law Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This program Presents balanced, expert-driven conversations on labor and employment law with a focus on practical implications for workplaces of all sizes. Recent episodes span AI governance in hiring, legal guardrails around AI tools, and the litigation landscape; the interplay between social media conduct and employee rights; remote versus in-office communication and conflict resolution; ministerial and religious exemptions; cross-border immigration policy and sponsorship systems; and DEI initiatives amid evolving legal and political dynamics. Guests typically include attorneys representing both employee and employer perspectives, as well as senior policymakers, regulators, and leading scholars. The format emphasizes actionable guidance f... more

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