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Labor & Employment
Vol. 54, Issue 2, 2026October 05, 2026 EDT

Gender-Neutral Pronoun Policies in the Workplace: Navigating Misgendering and Religious Accommodation Under Title VII

Marka B. Fleming,
Photo by Markus Winkler on Unsplash

Articles in Vol. 54, Issue 2, 2026

Vol. 54, Issue 2, 2026
  • The Independence of the Ohio Constitution: Revisiting “Open Courts,” and a “Right to Remedy” Beyond Federal “Due Process”
    Matthew Hebebrand
  • NIL’s Missing Link: Why Universities Must Confront Title IX as Athlete Compensation Grows
    Michael Krause
  • Continuous Ownership in Ohio Derivative Actions
    Geoffrey J. RittsMarjorie P. DuffySamuel V. Lioi
  • Gender-Neutral Pronoun Policies in the Workplace: Navigating Misgendering and Religious Accommodation Under Title VII
    Marka B. Fleming
Capital University Law Review
Marka B. Fleming, Gender-Neutral Pronoun Policies in the Workplace: Navigating Misgendering and Religious Accommodation Under Title VII, 54 Capital University Law Review (2026).
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