A Portland, Maine woman who alleges she was drugged at her company's holiday party and then fired after seeking help as she recovered, has sued her former employer. So reports the Portland Press Herald.

An Alabama woman who lost her job in 2010 after she refused to cut her dreadlocks learned last month that the Supreme Court won't take her case.

Eight months after the #MeToo anti-sexual harassment movement exploded virally on the Internet and spilled out into the real world workplace, human resources teams are still bogged down with a growing number of employee complaints.

U.S. Sen. Tammy Duckworth's history-making moment in April shined a spotlight on pregnant women who still are subject to discrimination in the workplace.