HR Giant SHRM Hit With a $400,000 Verdict After Rescinding a Job Offer Over a Service Dog
A jury ordered SHRM to pay $400,000 after finding that the HR industry group violated disability laws when it withdrew an applicant’s offer following her request to bring a medical service dog to work.
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