The 56-year-old former director of communications with a Missouri nonprofit is suing the foundation and its chief executive officer for alleged age discrimination. The former executive with the Missouri Foundation for Health filed a petition in St. Louis Circuit Court
It’s a bit premature to speculate on the possibility of the former executive editor of the New York Times filing a discrimination lawsuit against the paper and its publisher, as she was only terminated earlier this week. However, the woman
More Fortune 500 corporations have joined the hundreds of companies based in Missouri in support of the Missouri Non-discrimination Act, known as MONA. According to a LGBT advocacy organization for Missouri, Sprint — which is based in Kansas and has
A class-action lawsuit was filed last month against Sterling Jewelers, owner of 1,400 jewelry stores, including many in Missouri. Two jewelry chains owned by Sterling include Kay Jewelers and Jared the Galleria of Jewelry. According to the filing, the company
A former employee of the St. Louis Rams lost a round in her legal battle against the organization she had accused of both sexual harassment and age discrimination in federal court. The judge presiding over the matter tossed out the
Apparently, the recent gubernatorial veto of a discriminatory bill passed by Arizona legislators has spawned a similar bill in the Missouri Senate. Republican Sen. Wayne Wallingford of Cape Girardeau recently filed SB 916, which is intended to shield businesses refusing
Recently, U.S. Senator Claire McCaskill of Missouri questioned whether either of Missouri’s National Football League teams, the Kansas City Chiefs and the St. Louis Rams, could legally exclude openly gay defensive end Michael Sam on the basis of sexual orientation,
An investigation has been launched by the Army’s Office of the Inspector General and the Department of Defense regarding charges levied against high-ranking officers in command of the Missouri National Guard. A Lieutenant Colonel with 47 years of service under
In his 2014 State of the State address, Missouri Democratic Governor Jay Nixon announced his plans to expand protection against employment discrimination based on an employee’s sexual orientation. Missouri law already prohibits workplace discrimination based on disability, race, religion, sex,
Missouri residents who follow LGBT news may be interested in learning about a lawsuit involving Black Entertainment Television. Host B. Scott is suing the network on the basis of sexual orientation, gender expression and gender identity. He is biologically a
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