NJ calls out discrimination related to the coronavirus
The state has issued new guidance for those who may need it, touching on employment, housing and places of public accommodation.
NJ Division on Civil Rights
NJ to employers: Don’t break the law over Social Security notices
The practice was halted in 2007 but reappeared in 2019.
Settlement Reached in NJ Maternity Leave Lawsuit
A mortgage company will pay a northwestern New Jersey woman $30,000 to settle allegations she was denied an application to refinance her condo because she was on maternity leave.
State Rules Against Ocean Grove Group in Civil Union Case
The director of the New Jersey Division on Civil Rights says a group affiliated with the Methodist Church discriminated against a lesbian couple.