The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission contends Eli Lilly intentionally under-hired older candidates for its sales representative positions. (Michal Chodyra/Getty Images) Eli Lilly is no ...

The EEOC defines age discrimination as treating an employee unfavorably because of their age, while the ADEA only covers workers 40 and older. Under the ADEA, employers cannot discriminate in hiring, ...

You're over 40 and laid off. Is it age discrimination? Six in 10 workers 50 and older have seen or experienced subtle forms of age discrimination at work, according to AARP. When U.S. Supreme Court ...

Yoga teacher and influencer Briohny Smyth is suing the fitness label Alo Yoga. The 42-year-old accuses the company of ousting ...

EEOC charged HCL America with violating both the Age Discrimination in Employment Act and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. “Hiring must be based on merit — not age or national origin — as ...

Five former long-term employees are launching civil litigation following a federal investigation into the administration of ousted Sheriff Alfred Montgomery.

Eli Lilly settled an age discrimination lawsuit for an undisclosed amount just two months after the company reached a $2.4 million settlement with the EEOC. In both cases, Lilly was charged with ...

At 63, swimmer Diana Nyad did what people her age and much younger have been unable to do: prove that we shouldn't let age limit us in any capacity. The new Netflix movie “NYAD” depicts 63-year-old ...

The former deputy chief of staff’s complaint to the House Ethics Committee said two other older workers had similar ...

New York judges will be booted from the bench at age 76, the state’s highest court ruled Thursday rejected the notion that it ...

Johnny C. Taylor Jr. tackles your human resources questions as part of a series for USA TODAY. Taylor is president and CEO of the Society for Human Resource Management, the world's largest HR ...

The NFL’s chronic struggles with racial bias in the hiring of coaches and General Managers has had, in a strange sort of way, an indirect benefit for the league. It has obscured the question of ...