Discrimination Against Parents in the Workplace

Can employees be fired because their children are screaming in the background of a zoom conference? Employers better think twice about taking action against those with children versus those without children. You may recall in 2020 the husband who reportedly walked through his wife’s zoom conference naked. That must be more offensive to many people than children. At any rate, children are protected class under the US Discrimination laws. Employers cannot take action against employees based on them having children. Leave a comment, and tell us of the weirdest thing you’ve seen during a Zoom meeting.

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Man Walks Naked through Zoom Call

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Homeowner Associations Look to Box Out Investors from Buying in their Communities

Corporate and Wall Street landlords are snapping up properties in Community Associations across the country. Some associations are taking action to prevent corporate rentals causing some homeowners to protest that they should be able to sell their property for the highest amount to any willing buyer. Courts and state legislatures across the country are looking into this. Let us know your opinion by leaving a comment.

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Virtual Meeting and Electronic Voting Survey Results

The Community Association Institute finds that nearly 80% of community members and managers prefer online meetings. Virtual meetings increase member participation and widens the pool of available directors. Many states are implementing laws which authorize online membership meetings.

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