• Gov. Christie vetoes bill enabling workers and job applicants to sue employers who asked about Facebook use [NJLRA, Star-Ledger, more]
• “Shockingly a British pub might want to hire British employees,” NYC Human Rights Commission sees things differently [Amy Alkon]
• Anticlimax: despite fears, NLRB won’t ban at-will disclaimers in employee handbooks [Jon Hyman]
• “Equally injurious to the children of the laboring classes is their utilization by their parents in theatrical and operatic shows” [Kyle Graham]
• Senate confirms plaintiffs’ class action attorney as newest appointee to EEOC [Stoel Rives]
• Public accounting: “Two advances for pension transparency” [Josh Barro]
• At least there’s one category of young worker for whom job prospects remain bright, namely kids of Andrew Cuomo’s friends [David Boaz]

Filed under: Andrew Cuomo, discrimination law, EEOC, Facebook, New Jersey, NYC