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Episode Summary:

In this episode, Attorney Erica T. Healy Kagan discusses the evolving legal protections for transgender employees and the importance of inclusion in the workplace. She explains how federal, state, and local laws—like those in New York—protect against discrimination based on gender identity and expression. From pronoun usage to restroom access, Erica outlines practical steps employers can take to create a more equitable environment while ensuring every employee feels safe and respected at work.

Key Timestamps:

00:00 – Why National Transgender Awareness Month is the perfect time to talk about fairness and inclusion at work.
01:15 – Erica explains why workplaces must value both similarities and differences among employees.
03:00 – How the Bostock v. Clayton County Supreme Court ruling protects transgender employees from discrimination.
05:00 – How state and local laws expand protections, including rules against misgendering or refusing to use chosen pronouns.
07:00 – Simple workplace updates—like gender-neutral bathrooms, inclusive forms, and pronouns in email signatures—that promote respect and comfort.
10:00 – How employers can approach conversations around transition with sensitivity and openness.
12:30 – The legal line between honest mistakes and intentional misconduct—and what can make it unlawful.
14:45 – What employees should do if they face harassment or discrimination, including documentation and seeking counsel.
16:30 – Understanding what constitutes retaliation under the law and how to protect yourself after filing a complaint.
18:30 – Erica’s advice for both employees and employers: communication, respect, and awareness lead to a stronger, fairer workplace.

About the Show:

Justice at Work: Real Talk from Filippatos PLLC explores employee rights, workplace protections, and the laws that shape fair employment practices. Each episode features attorneys from Filippatos PLLC sharing real-world insights to help workers understand their legal rights and stand up against discrimination, harassment, and retaliation.

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Episode Summary:

In this episode, Attorney Erica T. Healy Kagan discusses the evolving legal protections for transgender employees and the importance of inclusion in the workplace. She explains how federal, state, and local laws—like those in New York—protect against discrimination based on gender identity and expression. From pronoun usage to restroom access, Erica outlines practical steps employers can take to create a more equitable environment while ensuring every employee feels safe and respected at work.

Key Timestamps:

00:00 – Why National Transgender Awareness Month is the perfect time to talk about fairness and inclusion at work.
01:15 – Erica explains why workplaces must value both similarities and differences among employees.
03:00 – How the Bostock v. Clayton County Supreme Court ruling protects transgender employees from discrimination.
05:00 – How state and local laws expand protections, including rules against misgendering or refusing to use chosen pronouns.
07:00 – Simple workplace updates—like gender-neutral bathrooms, inclusive forms, and pronouns in email signatures—that promote respect and comfort.
10:00 – How employers can approach conversations around transition with sensitivity and openness.
12:30 – The legal line between honest mistakes and intentional misconduct—and what can make it unlawful.
14:45 – What employees should do if they face harassment or discrimination, including documentation and seeking counsel.
16:30 – Understanding what constitutes retaliation under the law and how to protect yourself after filing a complaint.
18:30 – Erica’s advice for both employees and employers: communication, respect, and awareness lead to a stronger, fairer workplace.

About the Show:

Justice at Work: Real Talk from Filippatos PLLC explores employee rights, workplace protections, and the laws that shape fair employment practices. Each episode features attorneys from Filippatos PLLC sharing real-world insights to help workers understand their legal rights and stand up against discrimination, harassment, and retaliation.

  continue reading

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