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While employers stepping up to support abortion access for employees is welcome news to abortion rights advocates, it's a tenuous and incomplete solution.
HowStuffWorks looks at the law around secret recordings in the workplace.
NYC small business owners should ignore the mandate not just because it's a silly overreach but because it's going to go away.
February 17, 2021 at 2:32 PM Shares107 Image via YouTube/ Christian Cooper Oh joy, Amy Cooper isn’t going to jail. Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance’s office — yes, the same DA who has a reputation for selective law enforcement (hint: poor people of color don’t fare so well) — dropped the charges against Cooper. Cooper vaulted to infamy last spring when a video of her threatening to call the cops on a Central Park bird watcher, Christian Cooper — no relation — went viral. Vance announced in October that charges were being filed against Amy Cooper for filing a false police re...
With Charges Dropped, Attorney For Amy Cooper Threatens ‘Legal Consequences’ For Those Who ‘Rushed to the Wrong Conclusion’ Jerry Lambe Manhattan prosecutors on Tuesday dropped criminal charges against Amy Cooper, the New York City woman who went viral last year after she was recorded calling 911 and accusing Christian Cooper, a Black bird-watcher, of threatening herself and her dog in Central Park. However, following a hearing in Manhattan Criminal Court, Amy Cooper’s attorney, Robert Barnes, suggested that litigation stemming from the incident is far from over....