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- Court won’t review NFL’s accommodation requirements under ADA
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- BREAKING NEWS: SCOTUS dumps OSHA vax-or-test emergency temporary standard
- Supreme Court lets health care vaccine mandate go forward nationwide
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- Analyzing and Responding to the Minnesota Attorney General’s Investigations into Employer Pay Practices
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- SCOTUS to hear arguments on OSHA, health care vax mandates Jan. 7
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- Vax mandate FAQs!
- Employment law lessons from “Ted Lasso” — Let’s talk about medical confidentiality
- New California Law Allows Employers to Email Workplace Notifications to Remote Workers
- Asking applicants for vax status? Not so fast, employers.
- OSHA Announces Increased Focus on Heat-Related Hazards
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- New York Amends Labor Law to Expand Employees’ Ability to Bring Wage Claims
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- Can an Employer Discipline an Employee for Excessive FMLA-Related Absences Before Requesting Recertification? The Simple Answer is NO.
- A new nominee for the “Worst Employer of 2021” is… the Cosby Suite
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- Biden Announces Vaccine Requirements for Federal Employees, Contractors
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- Resolving Workplace Vaccination and Mask Conflicts: 5 FAQS as Workplaces Reopen
- Texas Supreme Court Rules Request for Disability Accommodation Does Not Support Retaliation Claim Under State Law
- An adverse jury verdict is just a number on a piece of paper
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- NY DOL Publishes its Airborne Infectious Disease Exposure Prevention Plan in Accordance With the NY HERO Act
- Religious accommodations shouldn’t flummox employers, yet they still do
- President Biden Directs the FTC to Curtail the Use of Non-Compete Clauses: Are Changes on the Way?
- The bathroom wars resume
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- The Dust Hasn’t Settled Yet: Employers Must Continue to Be Thoughtful About Criminal Record Screening Policies
- A few grains of salt about that COVID vaccine decision from Texas
- SCOTUS and Social Media: What Employers Can Learn from the Court’s Recent Ruling about a Student’s Posts
- Judge Holds that a Hospital can Fire Employees Who Refuse the Vaccine
- Colorado Supreme Court Holds ‘Use-It-Or-Lose-It’ Vacation Policies Are Void in Nieto v. Clark’s Market
- Can an Employer Grant FMLA Leave, but Also Discipline an Employee for Failing to Timely Report the Absence?
- New York Gives Employers More Time to Be a HERO
- OSHA’s Emergency Temporary Standard for Healthcare
- The patients have taken over the asylum
- Everything employers always wanted to know about COVID vaccines
- Surprise Flip-Flop at Cal/OSHA Standards Board: Motion to Adopt Sweeping Changes to the COVID-19 Emergency Temporary Standard Passes
- The EEOC’s Latest Guidance on COVID Vaccine
- 117 employees are about to learn what it feels like to lose a lawsuit in spectacular fashion
- The insidious deception that is “employment at will”
- The New York HERO Act’s Proposed Amendments: What Employers Need to Know
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- 100 Days of the Biden Administration, Part II: Key Labor and Employment Policy Developments
- 100 Days of the Biden Administration, Part I: Key Labor and Employment Policy Developments
- Second-guessing the advice columns: After-hours texts from the boss
- Back to the FMLA Basics: When Does an Employee Recoup FMLA Leave in a New FMLA Year?
- Federal Judge Dismisses Wife’s COVID-19 Tort Suit Against Husband’s Employer
- The Trump-era Independent Contractor Rule is Officially Out
- Do your employees have “Covid anxiety syndrome”?
- Alabama Legislature Approves Medical Marijuana: Roll Tide! (and a Joint?)
- What Can Taipai, China Teach Us About FMLA Abuse? Here Are Ten Ways to Combative the Misuse of FMLA Leave as Summer Nears
- President Biden Unveils his Paid Leave Plan: How Would the Plan Impact Employers?
- Federal paid leave laws may be on the way
- Many Federal Contractors Required to Increase Minimum Wage for Workers By 2022: Highlights of the Biden Administration’s New Executive Order
- Publicity: The not-so-hidden cost of a lawsuit
- OSHA’s New Guidance on Recordability of COVID-19 Vaccine Reactions
- Do you know how to spot an employee at risk for violence?
- California’s SB 93: Governor Signs COVID-19 ‘Rehiring and Retention’ Law
- Is an Asymptomatic COVID-19 Positive Employee Eligible for FMLA Leave?
- Employer, audit thyself!
- DOL reopens the floodgate to liquidated damages in wage and hour investigations
- Because of Winn-Dixie: What Does the Eleventh Circuit’s Ruling Mean for Website Accessibility Claims?
- Ask Not For Whom The Bellwether Tolls – It Tolls for Amazon
- Paid Sick Leave Trends: States and Localities Step In Where Federal Law Falls Short
- Title IX Homework for Spring Break: Preparing for a Potential Uptick in Title IX Reports
- Calling all teleworkers: Back to the office!
- FAQ: Does FFCRA Leave Exhaust FMLA Leave?
- Are Unions Primed for a Comeback?
- Which of your employees should you bring back to work
- FAQs about the gender pay gap
- NY Employees Granted Up to Four Hours of Excused Leave Per Vaccine Injection
- “Sweet Six” ways an employer can win at the EEOC
- COVID-19 Testing and Vaccine Coverage Requirements for Group Health Plans and Issuers: New DOL, HHS, and Treasury FAQs
- 10 Things to Know About the 2020 Charges and Litigation Statistics
- Biden Time: “Divisive” training ok, OSHA “not protective,” independent contractor regs paused
- Agencies Issue Needed Guidance on COBRA Elections During the COVID-19 “Outbreak Period”
- When Is ‘No Fee’ a Reasonable Fee? 11th Circuit’s Guidance on Reasonableness in FLSA Attorneys’ Fees Cases
- Who Wants an FFCRA Leave Update? U.S. House Version of FFCRA Provides Some Clarity for Employers
- California Supreme Court Demands Strict Meal Period Compliance and Prohibits Rounding for Meal Periods
- If “doing the right thing” doesn’t motivate you to take COVID-19 safety seriously, then consider the impact on your business if you don’t
- COVID quiz 2021!
- How much does it cost an employer for not following COVID-19 safety rules?
- Wage and Hour Developments During the First Month of the Biden Administration
- Cal/OSHA COVID-19–Related Citations May Provide Leverage to Labor Unions and Their Members
- Second-guessing the advice columns: “Cancel culture” and the workplace
- 5 Key Employee Handbook Updates to Consider in 2021
- Biden Time: NLRB guidance rescinded, wage-hour regs on hold?, Marty Walsh moves up
- Should You Check In with Your Employee During FMLA Leave? Yes, and Here’s Why
- Changing Administrations, Changing Labor Policies, Part II: The 10 Most Prevalent Issues in Labor Law
- Changing Administrations, Changing Labor Policies, Part I: What Employers Can Expect From the Biden Administration
- Tread carefully if offering employees financial incentives to get the COVID-19 vaccine
- Biden Revokes Trump Executive Order on Diversity and Inclusion, Adopts Policies “Advancing Racial Equity” and Extending LGBT Protections
- Biden Time: Busy first week!
- President Biden Asks NLRB General Counsel to Resign
- What employers can expect from Biden’s presidency: A temporary emergency OSHA standard for COVID-19
- Can Employers Fire Rioters? Employers’ Rights in Policing Employee Off-Duty Conduct and Employment Law Consequences of the Capitol Riots
- What’s in those proposed wellness regs?
- Answers to the Most Common Questions Employers are Asking Now That FFCRA Leave is Purely Voluntary
- Independent Contractor Final Rule (For Now)
- California Court of Appeal Analyzes ‘Salary’ Test Under Administrative Exemption
- DOL Closes Out 2020 by Issuing Travel Time and Live-In Home Health Care Worker Opinion Letters
- I’m not in Kansas anymore … or ever (an unemployment fraud story)
- The EEOC Confirms You CAN Mandate a Vaccine, But SHOULD You?
- Race and Sex Stereotyping Executive Order Subject to Preliminary Injunction
- What employers can expect from the Biden Administration
- LA County Approved New Ordinance To Allow Employees to Monitor and Report On COVID-19 Workplace Safety Compliance
- Can an Employer Lawfully Deny a Bonus to an Employee Who Takes FMLA or FFCRA Leave?
- The COVID-19 Vaccine Is Coming: Can Employers Require Employees to Get Vaccinated?
- Can employer mandate COVID-19 vaccinations?
- Change is In the Air – L&E Under The Biden-Harris Administration
- Recent Texas Court Decision Highlights the Risks of Defamation in Internal Misconduct Investigations
- 5 things your lawyer likes to see in an HR person
- State Issues Guidance for NY Paid Sick Leave Law
- Will Congress Extend FFCRA Paid Sick and Paid FMLA Leave into 2021?
- Is COVID making employees crazy?
- PLEASE don’t tell your employees which candidate to vote for
- New Pay Data Reporting Requirements for California Employers
- After FMLA Ends, When Can an Employer Safely Terminate an Employee?
- California Makes Certain Human Resources Professionals and Supervisors Mandated Child Abuse Reporters
- What is One Leave-Related Question I Would Ask Each of the Presidential Candidates?
- Federal Court Nixes Several FFCRA Regulations, Creating Compliance Headaches for Employers
- More on coronavirus from the EEOC
- The coming wave of Covid-related age discrimination lawsuits
- COVID-19 and protected concerted activity
- Getting a Passing Grade When Office + School = Home
- NLRB’s New Decision Cuts Ties Between Abusive Conduct in the Workplace and Protected Conduct
- OSHA Publishes New FAQs on Reporting Hospitalizations and Fatalities Due to COVID-19
- Consistency is Key – for Employee Masks and T-Shirts in the Workplace
- COVID-19 Detection Dogs in the Workplace: A Viable Option for Employers?
- Videoconferencing apps and litigation: Employers, be careful!
- Paid Leave Concerns When Employees Get COVID-19 Twice
- DOL Issues New FMLA Notices and Forms, Seeks Input on Potential Changes to FMLA Regulations
- A tale of two mask orders
- Sexual orientation and gender identity in the workplace quiz!
- NLRB Specifies Recommended Protocols for Manual Elections During COVID-19
- Not What The Doctor Ordered – A New Whistleblower Law for NY Healthcare Employers
- Telsa fires workers for staying home after giving them permission to stay home… and after they complain about safety
- Social media PSA for employees and employers
- Social Media Posts During Turbulent Times: FAQs on Employee Rights and Employer Responsibilities
- Supreme Court Rules in Favor of DACA
- What Are The Best Online Human Resources Certificate Programs?
- Miss Mannerly answers employers’ Summer 2020 etiquette questions!
- Just in time for summer: More answers about the FFCRA
- IAML’s Best Human Resources Certificate Programs Are Now Available Virtually
- Is COVID-19 fakery a federal crime?
- Can Employees Refuse to Return to Work Because of COVID-19?
- Must an Employee Enroll their Child in a Summer Program as a Precondition to Taking FFCRA Leave if the Program is Cancelled?
- DOL Adopts Two Significant Changes to “Modernize” Overtime
- OSHA Issues COVID-19 Guidance for Nursing Home and Long-Term Care Facilities
- How Do I Get HR Certified Online?
- Second-guessing the advice columns: Small-employer exemption to FFCRA
- Employers Beware: COVID-19–Related Employment Lawsuits Are Heating Up
- House Democrats Unveil “Phase 4” COVID-19 Relief Legislation, Including Expansion of Paid Sick and Family Leave, Hazard Pay, and Unemployment Benefits
- Can you legally refuse to return to work to someone at “high risk” for COVID-19 complications?
- Oh, so THAT’S what you meant!
- Governor Newsom Announces COVID-19 Workers’ Compensation Presumption in Favor of Employees
- How To Best Pivot Your Career During This Pandemic? Take IAML’s Online HR Certification Courses.
- COVID-19 return to work quiz!
- 5 Tips for Maximizing Productivity for Remote Employees
- COVID-19 and Returning to Work: For Employers, It’s Not Too Soon to Plan a Comeback
- Unemployment alphabet soup: Here’s what it means
- Finding Fevers: Considerations Before Using Temperature-Detecting Cameras
- Lawmakers Agree to New Funding for Paycheck Protection Act Program
- California Employers’ Duties to Reimburse Employees Working From Home During the COVID-19 Pandemic
- Managing the Notice and Documentation Requirements under the New Paid Sick and FMLA Leave Law
- COVID-19 and “regular” discrimination
- Are There Any Tax Implications Now That Our Employees Are Teleworking During The COVID-19 Crisis?
- It is Now Easier For Federal Workers to Prove Age Bias
- Trying to make sense of the substitution of employer-provided leave for EPSL and EFMLA under the FFCRA
- COVID-19 and the Pros and Cons of Paid Leave Donations and Leave-Sharing Policies in California
- CARES ACT HIGHLIGHTS: Paycheck Protection Program and FFCRA Amendments
- If You Want the Benefits of an Arbitration Agreement, Say So
- IRS Limits the Number of Caretakers for Paid Leave, Outlines the Documentation Required to Take Leave
- Multiemployer Plan Pitfalls and Assistance for Employers Navigating the Coronavirus Crisis
- DOL Issues Third Batch of Families First Coronavirus Response Act Q&As and Revises Prior Guidance
- What we still don’t know about the expanded FMLA and paid sick leave laws
- When do Coronavirus-Related Closures Trigger WARN Act Obligations?
- IRS, DOL Announce Plan for Employers to “Swiftly” Recover the Cost of Providing Coronavirus-Related Leave to Employees
- What Employers Should Know About COVID-19 Laws in New York
- The Families First Coronavirus Response Act is law
- “Shelter in Place” Orders from 7 Bay Area Counties: What Does this Mean for Employers?
- Congress Makes Significant Changes to Proposed FMLA and Sick Leave Requirements in COVID-19 Bill
- House Passes COVID-19 Legislation to Provide Paid Leave to Employees During Outbreak
- 6th Circuit gives employers relief on the evidence employees must present to prove off-the-clock work
- Furloughs and Other Temporary Responses to Coronavirus (COVID-19) Disruptions
- Is an employee entitled to FMLA leave to care for the children of a family member with coronavirus?
- Labor Relations During a Pandemic: Employer Duties Under the NLRA in the Wake of COVID-19
- Alcohol in the workplace *hic* quiz!
- No Good Deed Goes Unpunished: D.C. Circuit Holds Employer That Failed to Implement Its Own Safety Program Violated the General Duty Clause
- Trump nominates 3 to EEOC, 2 to NLRB
- What “Sexy Vixen Vinyl” teaches us about porn at work
- Dems’ workplace pregnancy horror stories: What we can learn
- Long-Awaited NLRB Joint-Employer Rule Sets Employer-Friendly Standard for Joint-Employer Determinations
- PLEASE, I’m freaking begging you, DO NOT use social media to determine applicants’ race and gender
- NLRB Joint-Employer Rule Restores “Substantial Direct and Immediate Control” Test
- What to Do When an Employee Threatens Suicide?
- I am Eligible for FMLA Leave. Now What?
- Bloomberg is right about NDAs
- 7th Circuit concludes employer should have advised injured employee of FMLA rights even after employee went AWOL
- Second Circuit Rejects Proportionality Standard in FLSA Settlement Agreements When Determining Attorneys’ Fees
- Dr. Loveless answers your workplace romance questions!
- The Dos and Don’ts of firing an employee
- Love at Work: 5 Things for Employers to Know
- The Protecting the Right to Organize PRO Act of 2019: An Outline of its Proposed Labor Reforms
- EEOC’s new priorities, plus FY19 stats
- Labor issues when you acquire a company with a union
- When Are Employees Entitled To FMLA Leave Related To Coronavirus? And Can an Employee with No Symptoms Be Forced Off Work?
- Brexit Is Here! What Employers Need to Know About the UK’s Departure From the EU
- Does Title VII protect “veganism” as a religion?
- Chipotle settlement highlights child labor issues
- Workers at Illinois-based Cannabis Company Unionize
- Negotiating and Enforcing Anti-Disparagement Clauses: A Primer for Employers
- Eleventh Circuit Holds Alleged ‘Unsavory and Unpleasant’ Behavior Not Legally ‘Pervasive’ for Purposes of Title VII Harassment Claim
- Tips for Handling Workplace Issues Related to the Big Game and Other Madness
- Dream on — lawsuit by Aerosmith drummer highlights the legal risk of “fitness for duty” exams
- Here are Ten Problems with Your FMLA Policy and Suggestions on How You Fix Them
- CDC Confirms First Case of Wuhan Coronavirus in the United States: What Employers Need to Know
- Drug testing in the ’20s: What employers should and shouldn’t do
- The NLRB’s Revised Representation Case Procedures, Part I: The New Pre-Election Procedures
- Frivolous litigation has a price … sometimes a big price
- DOL Issues Final Rule on Joint-Employer Status under Fair Labor Standards Act
- New Year’s resolutions for employers
- Latest Set of DOL Opinion Letters Clarify FLSA Salary Basis and Overtime Calculations, FMLA Eligibility Determinations for Public Agencies
- Second-guessing the advice columns: The morning after the workplace party
- Federal appeals court orders NLRB to determine whether workplace harassment laws trump the National Labor Relations Act
- 2019: A Year to Forget for California Employers
- Initiative to Overturn California Independent Contractor Law for App-Based Drivers, Deliverers Advances
- In 2020, Resolve to Learn About the National Labor Relations Act
- . . . 3, 2, 1 Happy New Year! Countdown to 2020’s 10 New California Employment Laws
- Shining a Light on Key Issues as we Leap into 2020
- NLRB Upholds Legality of Facially-Neutral Rules Requiring Confidentiality During Investigations
- This week in employment law: Island of the Misfits
- Board Overturns Purple Communications, Restores Employer Right to Restrict Email Use
- NLRB Final Election Rule Signals More Balanced and Efficient Elections Ahead
- California Employers Forbidden to Require Employees to Agree to Arbitrate Certain Disputes
- Labor Department Clears the Way for Employee Perks
- Illinois Cannabis Law, Amended: What Employers Should Know
- State Law Overtime Calculation Prevails Over Established Federal Method
- The 4 things you cannot do to pro-union employees (hint: number 1 is fire them)
- Can We Still Maintain Hairstyle and Personal Grooming Policies?
- Workplace holiday party central!
- LGBTQ Rights in Employment: Does it Boil Down to the “Bathroom Use” Question Again?
- What to Expect When Employees Are Expecting
- There Is No Delay When It Comes to FMLA: Union Workers Cannot Delay FMLA Leave According to Recent DOL Opinion Letter
- As sure as today is Cyber Monday, your employees are shopping from work
- It Starts at the Top
- EEOC, NLRB, DOL Plan to Issue Rules Governing Joint Employment
- It’s not realistic to expect employees not to discuss politics at work, but it is to require them to do so professionally
- FMLA Retaliation Case Illustrates the Practical Significance of Effective HR Documentation
- ‘Tis the Season…for Employer Holiday Gift-Giving Reminders
- “OK Boomer” — harmless, or harassment?
- Is Foresight 2020? Employers Confront New Laws Taking Effect in the New Year
- EEOC urges NLRB to let employers prevent, punish harassment
- Is “Fair Pay to Play” Fair in College Sports? What California’s New Law Means for the Future of Amateur Athletics
- An employer’s deposition disaster
- Note to Employers: Stop Designating Lengthy Approval Dates on Your FMLA Designation Forms
- Veterans Day: Going Beyond Giving a Day Off
- Internal Harassment Complaints: Five Mistakes Most Employers Still Make
- California, State Developments, Workplace Safety and Health Employers’ Obligations in Light of California’s Wildfire Smoke Regulation
- 6 tips to avoid turning your costume party into an HR nightmare
- Is gender dysphoria an ADA-protected disability?
- Can Employees Be Disciplined When They Exceed the Frequency on Their FMLA Medical Certification? A Court Finally May Have Given Us an Answer
- You’re Rehired? New California Law Prohibits No-Rehire Provisions in Settlement Agreements
- NLRB Majority Curtails Review of Many Common Work Rules
- Has #MeToo Created a New Claim of Male-Bias Discrimination?
- Thoughts about the Supreme Court LGBT arguments
- Strict Enforcement of Non-Negotiable Employment Policies: A Few Horror Stories
- California Prohibits Most “No Rehire” Provisions in Settlement Agreements
- Should I Allow Leave for Domestic Abuse Affecting an Employee’s Family Member?
- DOL Issues Proposed Regulations on Handling Tips and the “80/20 Rule”
- Federal Wage Laws Protect Cannabis Workers? Yes, They Do
- Fraternizing May Lead to Your Partner’s Promotion, Your Discharge, and Possibly a Lawsuit
- Second-guessing the advice columns: Get off my lawn!
- Why are so many employers discriminating against lactating moms?
- What employers need to know about the new overtime exemption regulations
- A Union Strikes a Revolutionary Blow in Tech
- In retaliation cases, timing is everything.
- Employers’ Non-Action Resulted in $1.6 Million Awarded in Harassment Claim
- Watch Your Mouth: The NLRB Invites Input on when Profane, Racial, or Sexual Language Crosses the Line
- NLRB asks for help to overturn some really $%#^ bad decisions
- Social media accounts are not telling you the whole story about your applicants and employees
- Politics and the workplace don’t mix.
- What’s happening now in labor law
- Just Keep Driving: Minnesota Courts Continue to Block ADA Title III “Drive-By” Suits
- NLRB Drums Out Musicians and “New York New York”
- How to Manage an ICE Site Visit
- An employer between a rock and a hard place
- New study reveals that age discrimination remains a worsening problem for employers
- Hone your firing skills!
- California’s New Hairstyle Antidiscrimination Law May Signal the Beginning of a National Trend
- NLRB: Employers Win When Their Employees Can’t “Opt-In”
- California Pay Equity Data Collection Legislation Closer to Passing
- Governor Cuomo Signs Off On Groundbreaking Harassment Legislation
- DOL Declares That Parent Attendance at School IEP Meetings Are Covered by the FMLA
- EEOC takes a hit in criminal background case
- It is an inexcusable sin for an employer NOT to have an anti-discrimination policy
- ADA Litigation Lessons Surfaced From a Zamboni Machine
- Reference info comes back to bite ex-employer
- Employees Busted Taking FMLA Leave for a Caribbean “Booze” Cruise, Yet Another Reminder Leave Abuse is Alive and Well
- California’s Paid Family Leave Program to Expand from 6 to 8 Weeks
- LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT LESSONS FROM THE WORLD’S MOST COMBATIVE STRIPPER
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- Labor and employment lessons from the world’s most combative stripper
- My preemptive strike for Eugene Scalia
- Which mental health service does the FMLA not cover?
- Eugene Scalia to be Trump’s nominee for Labor
- You Can’t Touch My Hair: California Bans Racial Discrimination Based on Hairstyle with CROWN Act
- Email etiquette can prevent, and help you defend, lawsuits
- They Work Hard for Their Money, So You Better Pay Them Right– Governor Cuomo Signs Historic Pay Equity Legislation
- Legalized Marijuana in Illinois: The Basics for Employers
- Why, yesterday, in France was a stadium full of people chanting “EQUAL PAY?”
- “This week (or thereabouts) in employment law” quiz
- There’s no such thing as “reverse” discrimination—it’s all just discrimination
- SCOTUS rules on deference to agency interpretations
- “Sexual harassment” in the nature of the business
- Advanced Technologies and the Workplace, Part I: A Primer
- Department of Labor Releases Proposed Rule for Industry-Recognized Apprenticeship Programs
- Employers are making new dog ownership a little less ruff by offering “pawternity” leave
- New York’s Groundbreaking Sexual Harassment Legislation
- Miss Mannerly answers your summer HR questions
- NLRB Gives Employers Greater Discretion to Limit Union Activity on Their Premises
- Synthetic Reality & Deep Fakes: Considerations for Employers and Implications of the Rise of Deep Fakes in the Workplace
- Another court says obesity is not a “disability”
- Keeping an Eye on Artificial Intelligence Regulation and Legislation
- “Dads in the workplace” quiz!
- A Four Day Workweek?
- Do your employees understand that social media is a very public conversation?
- Covering Summer Interns Under Your Employee Benefit Plans – You Can’t Just Forget About Them
- Sex addiction is no defense to bathroom “DIY”
- An obituary for employment at-will
- Supreme Court Rules Title VII’s Requirement to File a Charge With the EEOC Is Not Jurisdictional
- Thorough internal investigation saves employer from discrimination claim
- This is evidence of age discrimination?
- What Is CBD Oil and Why Should Employers Care to Know?
- Is It Already Hurricane Season Again?
- Memorial Day employment law quiz!
- Something is Afoot at the DOL: Could New FMLA Regulations or Forms Be on the Horizon?
- U.S. District Court Highlights Job Reinstatement Obligations After FMLA Leave
- You just found out you hired a sex offender. Now what?
- NLRB releases advice memos on gig workers, inflatable critters, and more
- Labor & Employment Advisory: Vazquez v. Jan-Pro: A Clean Sweep for Employees?
- The Importance of Record-Keeping: Lessons from an Exotic Dancer and Truck Driver
- The EEO-1 compensation data appeal: What we know now
- “Moms in the Workplace” quiz!
- Workplace civility shouldn’t be something we have to legislate
- Going It Alone: The Supreme Court Continues to Limit Class Arbitration for Employees
- Your employees do not understand their (lack of) free speech rights
- Do heterosexuals have Title VII rights? Part Two.
- DOL Opinion Letter Finds Gig Economy Service Providers to Be Independent Contractors
- How Does an Employer Respond to an Employee with a Terminal Illness and Who Doesn’t Have Long to Live?
- I REALLY thought people knew better not to advertise jobs “for whites”
- Second Circuit Adopts Heightened “But-For” Standard But Rejects “Sole-Factor” Test for Disability Discrimination Claims
- What you need to know about the Supreme Court LGBT cases
- Coming Soon: No Pre-Employment Marijuana Testing in New York City
- Supreme Court to Decide Whether Title VII’s Sex Discrimination Protections Cover Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity
- Am I the Only General Counsel Who Doesn’t Fully Embrace Implicit Bias Training?
- “Fat shaming” costs employer big bucks
- Bathroom conversations aren’t private conversations
- Employer Prevails In FCRA Class Action In California
- Your customers may be driving your employees to drink
- Maybe you should rethink telling your employee you’re firing him because of his heart problems
- Very interesting! EEOC releases official FY2018 charge stats
- Pre-Employment Marijuana Drug Testing Goes Up in Smoke in NYC
- An employee was diagnosed with the measles. What do we do now?
- California Bill Would Expand Definition of Race to Include Hairstyle
- DOL proposes updates to the definitions of “regular rate” and “joint employer”.
- My greatest Equal Pay idea ever!
- Modern Workforce Increasingly Challenges Employers to Offer Telework Option
- Employers Should Look for Litigation Threats That Cross the Line Highlighted by Michael Avenatti’s Indictment
- Happy New Regulation Tuesday! DOL proposes updates to the definitions of “regular rate” and “joint employer”.
- Suffering Fools and Foolish Employment Stories Gladly
- The FLSA’s salary test just doesn’t matter
- Harassment – It’s Not Just About Sex
- When monitoring employees’ computer activity, don’t overreach.
- Facebook Settles Claims Alleging Discriminatory Ad Targeting
- Can an Employee Decline FMLA Leave Even though the Absence is Covered by the FMLA? According to the DOL, the Answer is an Emphatic “NO.”
- California Snapshot: Payroll company not liable for alleged wage-hour violations of employer
- 5 Takeaways From New York City’s Legislation on Lactation Room Accommodations
- DOL Opinion Letter Clarifies Designation and Use of FMLA Leave
- “This week in employment law” quiz!
- Reading Your Employment Policy Documents Probably Won’t Win You $10,000- It Could Be Worth Much More
- The Rumor Mill Is Now Your Problem? Yes, According to the Fourth Circuit
- DOL Proposes to Increase the Minimum Salary for the “White Collar” Overtime Exemptions to $35,308
- What a lawful “civility” policy looks like under the NLRB’s Boeing test
- “Masterpiece Cakeshop Two” is over
- Can We Add New Categories to Our Employment Self-Identification Forms for Sex and Race?
- Red Lipstick and Gold Hoops: Attitudes Toward Makeup are Changing at Work
- The legalities of employee mass walkouts vs. the practicalities of avoiding them in the first place
- OSHA Whistleblower Claims Are Up: Are Employers Prepared?
- Finally! Trump’s workplace nominees make it out of committee
- Hairdos and Don’ts
- You’re never too small to have an HR department
- 2019 – “The Year Of the Woman” in Employment Law
- Failure to Provide Employee With Adequate Pumping Breaks and Accommodations Led to $1.5 Million Verdict
- Another caution for employers in medical marijuana states
- The FMLA does not require that an employee use magic words to request leave
- “She slept her way to the top!” = sexual harassment
- What Do California’s New Sexual Harassment Training Requirements Mean for Staffing Firms?
- Love Is In the (Recirculated) Air – How Do We Handle Office Romances?
- California Court of Appeal Identifies Triggers for Reporting Time Pay Obligation
- Emojis are starting to pop up in discrimination and harassment cases
- Looking Back to Look Forward: Healthcare Developments in Labor and Employment Law
- A New Cause of Action: Massachusetts High Court Rules That Denying a Lateral Transfer Request Could Constitute Discrimination
- FINRA’s new “Best Practices” for Cybersecurity is MUST reading for any employer
- Pay Freeze? Winter Weather and the FLSA
- Six legal traps for “red state” employers
- Super Bowl LIII: Legal Sports Betting in the Post-PASPA Era, Office Pools, and Super-Sick Monday
- Employment policies in the polar vortex
- Independent Contractor vs. Employee Mis/Classification Issue Continues To Evolve: The NLRB Weighs In (Again)
- Employees on medical leave aren’t bulletproof, but still handle with care
- Unlimited Vacation – Wave of the Future or Potential Liability?
- No “disparate impact” claim for older applicants, court says
- Third Circuit Reverses Class Certification of Unpaid Overtime Claims in Off-The-Clock Lawsuit
- NLRB Narrows the Scope of NLRA Section 7 Protection for Employee Complaints
- An expensive lesson on religious accommodations
- Time to Reset Your Anti-Harassment Training Schedule for Supervisory Employees in California
- New Year, New Laws: Further Guidance on Complying With New York’s Anti–Sexual Harassment Laws
- Gillette’s toxic masculinity ad isn’t the problem; toxic masculinity is the problem
- Are your bonuses really discretionary?
- Do heterosexuals have Title VII rights?
- What does it mean for jobs to be “substantially equal” under the Equal Pay Act?
- Uncertainty Returns to the Employment Landscape in 2019
- “Charting” a Course for the New Year: A Summary of California’s Expanded Employer Training Duties
- Your 2019 Employment Law Compliance Checklist
- DOL’s Opinion Letter Tackles Varying Average Wage Rates and FLSA Overtime Compliance
- Has morale improved yet?
- Exacerbating Uncertainty: D.C. Circuit Issues Confusing Browning-Ferris Decision
- New Year’s Resolution: Developing a Universal Paid Sick & Safe Time Policy
- Healthcare Employer Off the Hook In A Rubella Vaccine Case
- What Duties Can A Server Perform Under the Tip Credit Rules?
- Performance evaluations are… coming to town?
- The DOs and DON’Ts of Written Warnings: What Employers Need to Know
- Dear Santa
- CALIFORNIA SNAPSHOT: Seven questions employers should ask in 2019
- NLRB Update: Board Issues New Strategic Plan, Extends Joint-Employer Rule Comment Deadline and Announces NLRB Solicitor Appointment
- Announcing THE WORST EMPLOYER OF 2018
- Can Exempt Employees Earn Overtime Pay?
- Paying Out a Year-End Bonus or an Incentive Payment: Can an Employer Withhold the Money from the Employee Who Took FMLA Leave?
- Executive recruiter not liable for hiring bias, court says
- Alex, I’ll take leave of absence policies for $5.25 million.
- No Snow Days for Wage and Hour Issues
- Self-Driving Trucks and Labor Law—A Look Ahead
- Avoid women at all costs?
- What can “Elf” teach us about the ADA?
- Corporate Mole Bound by Preliminary Injunction
- EEOC Commissioner Charge Trickery Called Out
- Minimum Wage, Tip, & Overtime Developments
- Workplace Violence Prevention in Healthcare and Social Service: Calling OSHA to Action
- From Mistletoe to #MeToo: Office Party Tips and Trends for 2018
- On the 12th day of Christmas, my employer gave to me… a handgun?
- 10 things for which this employment lawyer is thankful in 2018
- Refusal to accommodate, retaliation, or both?
- Addressing Political Discussions in the Workplace: Six Answers to Employers’ FAQs
- Employers are Preparing Now to Tackle 2019’s Newest Labor and Employment Laws
- DOL Reissues Opinion Letter Eliminating the 80/20 Rule
- A resignation in lieu of termination is (more or less) still a termination
- Supreme Court will soon decide whether to take up LGBT rights cases
- What Will the Democratic Takeover of the House of Representatives Mean for Labor and Employment Law?
- The Importance of “Thanks-Giving” in the Workplace
- DOJ v. EEOC on LGBT: Game on?
- Making Your Employees’ Votes Count: Employer Obligations on Election Day
- Joint Employment, Wage and Hour Changes are on the Regulatory Horizon
- When you employ a Satanist #HappyHalloween
- Want to Crack Down on FMLA Abuse? Try the Chicago Way
- “Sexual Harassment Defense Industrial Complex”? Gimme a break.
- Why the federal government’s culture war against LGBTQ rights might not matter
- Can Foster Parents Take an Additional 12 Weeks of FMLA Leave After They Adopt a Child?
- Will Recent Equal Pay Legislation Affect Our Annual Comp Reviews?
- Get Your Story Straight!
- EEOC Releases Preliminary Fiscal Year 2018 Statistics on Sexual Harassment Claims
- World’s worst bosses — for employers who don’t want to be sued
- EEOC now says it IS having a #MeToo spike
- How does one measure the impact of #MeToo at its first anniversary?
- EEOC Reminds Employers of the Importance of Targeted Screening and Individualized Assessment Processes
- New California Sexual Harassment Legislation Will Make It More Difficult for Employers to Resolve Claims
- An employment lawyer’s thoughts on the Kavanaugh controversy
- “I’m going to need every Saturday off; is that gonna be a problem?”
- FMLA quirks quiz!
- Recent audit reveals the DOL’s distribution initiative
- Do We Have to Accommodate A Religious Objection to the Flu Shot?
- Don’t ignore state law when considering wage-and-hour issues
- Employers, Why Don’t You Require That Employees Call Two Phone Numbers to Request FMLA Leave?
- Employers, just say no to these disability/pregnancy practices!
- Retaliation: A workplace soap opera
- Hurricane Florence Approaches – What Can Employers Anticipate?
- Everything you want to know about employee polygraph tests
- Significant Compliance Challenges in New York State’s Proposed Anti-Sex Harassment Rules: What Can Employers Do Now?
- Is arbitration a good fit for your company?
- Training won’t fix stupid
- California Class Action Highlights How to Manage an Overtime Policy
- Almost everybody wants the Supreme Court to rule on LGBT rights.
- Altered State: Navigating the Haze Around Medical Marijuana in the Workplace
- DOL Issues Six New Opinion Letters and Establishes a New Office of Compliance Initiatives
- Temporary employees have permanent legal rights
- Cybersabotage: The hot tactic of today’s disgruntled employee
- Purple Communications No More? A Look Back at the Landmark Case and Ahead to What May Take Its Place
- EEOC sues on behalf of harassed Catholic employee
- Competing for Workers: Pay More? Or Pay More Frequently?
- Hostile work environment, or just NSFW?
- Fifth Circuit Rules Employers Are Not Always Protected From Liability Resulting From Harassment by Nonemployees With Diminished Capacity
- Protecting your business from an “Omarosa”: workplace recordings and the law
- Due for a drug test? Stay away from poppy-seed bagels!
- No one should be told to “suck it up” after requesting FMLA leave
- Big LGBT bias case has settled
- Juicing the reasonable accommodation low-hanging fruit
- The First “Me Too” Verdict in New York Should Send A Strong Message to Managers and Employers
- Drafting a Parental Leave Policy? Learn from the Estée Lauder Story or You’ll Risk Smelling Stinky
- Second-guessing the advice columns: Don’t lie about why you terminated an employee.
- Can Your Employees Think on Their Feet? Analyzing the Standing Desk Trend Through the Lens of the ADA
- It’s not an oxymoron to be pro-civil rights AND represent management
- Ninth Circuit Rules that California Employees Can Trade Away Meal Period Rights
- The Sexual Harassment Problem in the Food and Hospitality Industries
- Are generational stereotypes a bunch of baloney?
- Dealing with IEDs in your workplace—employees with intermittent explosive disorder
- Fall is Coming! New York’s New Anti-Sexual Harassment Laws Just Around the Corner
- New California Law Protects Victims, Witnesses, and Employers From Damages to Alleged Sexual Harassers’ Reputations
- A pregnancy-disability-FMLA triple whammy
- A New Sheriff Takes Over at DOL’s Office of Labor-Management Standards
- The FLSA After 80 Years, Part III: The Tip Credit Is Here To Stay
- Firing of deaf employee costs Costco a Costco-sized verdict
- Zero tolerance for “zero tolerance” policies
- The NLRB Joins the #MeToo Movement
- “Exhibit A” for what’s wrong with the Fair Labor Standards Act
- Baseball’s Winter of Discontent
- 10 ways employers give their employees a “bad hair day”
- What the hell is going on at the NLRB with joint employment?
- Do You Know What Your Employees Really Want?
- “Measure twice, cut once,” and, for the love of God, don’t email porn to everyone on your company’s contact list
- U.S. Department of Labor Launches Wage and Hour Self-Reporting Program
- NLRB again extends time for comment on “quickie election” rule
- Harassment training is about creating a culture, not checking a box
- The breakdown on that “transgender funeral home” decision
- How can you transition older workers if you can’t force them to retire?
- March Madness and Employee Morale: Five Questions and Answers on the Tournament Effect
- Your Employee Is Absent More Often Than Indicated on his FMLA Medical Certification. Now What?
- Let’s all try to remember to have gender-neutral employment policies
- Absence Does Not Make the Heart Grow Fonder: Texas Court Holds Attendance Issues Can Preclude Disability Claims
- Want a baby? Line up by seniority, please.
- The gender pay gap is smaller than you think.
- Employers Left in the Dark After U.S. Supreme Court Declines to Issue Ruling on Long Term Leave as a Reasonable Accommodation Under the ADA
- Employers, you can still win a transgender bias case.
- Is use of salary history inherently discriminatory?
- Retaliation Claims: Shield, Sword, or Both?
- Rev. Ernest Angley wins wage-hour case
- Maternity leave does not guarantee continued employment
- 5.1 million reason to keep religion out of your workplace
- Will These Recruiting Ideas Help Me Meet Our Diversity Goals?
- Don’t scrap the “severe or pervasive” standard in sex harassment cases
- Next Time Your Employee Requests FMLA Leave, Choose Sincerity with a Touch of Empathy
- This is NOT the way to beat a drug test.
- Significant Victory for Employers: Supreme Court Upholds Class Action Waivers in Arbitration Agreements
- Four Pitfalls to Avoid When Responding to a Charge of Discrimination
- From Settlement Disclosures to Retaliation: A Summary of Sexual Harassment Legislation in 2018
- Technology Ahead of Laws and Regulations – Or Is It?
- Medical inquiries and the ADA
- Next Time You Want to Conduct FMLA Surveillance on Your Employee, Have a Good Reason Why
- Will drug testing become a thing of the past?
- We Have Bedbugs! Help! What do we do?
- DOJ Challenges California Law Placing Restrictions on Employers’ Ability to Allow ICE into the Workplace
- Tattoos at work: more acceptance, yet still some legal risk
- LGBTQ Rights Making News and Making Law In Recent Weeks
- It ain’t cool to be an April Fool.
- Cyclist fired for flipping off Presidential motorcade sues former employer
- EEOC’s New Guidance Takes Us Back to the Basics
- DOL Issues Opinion Letter Allowing Employers to Avoid Payment for Excessive 15-Minute FMLA Breaks; Employers Yawn
- Must you pay employees for FMLA-related breaks during the work day?
- DOJ Targets No-Poach Agreements Among Competitors
- New Guidance on the Equal Pay Act
- Job applicants have disparate impact claim based on age, court says
- What the Spring 2018 Regulatory Agenda Reveals About Future Labor and Employment Policy
- The ADA’s interactive process is always a two-way street
- Are things really that bad for mothers at work?
- SCOTUS decision on class action waivers is not the epic win for employers it may seem to be
- Do We Have to Pay Our Summer Interns?
- Everything you need to know about shredding documents when faced with litigation: DON’T DO IT
- A Closer Look at Trump’s Latest SCOTUS Nominee: Brett Kavanaugh
- The FLSA After 80 Years, Part II: Eight Decades of the Fair Labor Standards Act
- The SCOTUS contenders on employment law: Brett Kavanaugh
- The FLSA After 80 Years, Part I: Major Changes, Current Compliance Concerns, and Possible Revisions
- Miss Mannerly answers all of your summer dress code questions
- As our workforce ages, age discrimination is only going to worsen
- Is Misogyny Protected Activity?
- Can you pay your employees in Bitcoin?
- The latest workplace problem: Workers with too little to do
- Federal judge hands Grubhub a huge victory in groundbreaking gig economy trial
- “What Did You Make at Your Last Job?” – Is That Still a Question?
- Love and work aren’t always peanut butter and chocolate
- Antitrust Attacks on “No-Poach” Agreements Between Employers Accelerating
- 2018 Outlook on Federal Labor Laws
- Have a workplace romance question? Ask the doctor!
- Is telecommuting a reasonable accommodation? It depends.
- How Can Employers Compete with this Sporting Trifecta? The Super Bowl, Olympics, and March Madness Approach
- “Can I bring my peacock to work? It’s for emotional support”
- On This 25th Birthday of the FMLA, An Open Letter to Employers, Employees and the DOL
- Company settles EEOC pregnancy accommodation suit for $80K
- Is an Extended Leave of Absence a Reasonable Accommodation Required by the ADA?
- Morale Makes Money: How Starbucks Raised The Bar(ista)… Again
- SNL tackles #MeToo, but what should you do when employees discuss #MeToo at work?
- Fiscal Year 2017 EEOC Statistics are Here (and So Is Retaliation!)
- Religious discrimination against one of “your own”? Yes, it can happen.
- When Is an Employer Required to Check for FMLA Eligibility? The Answer May Surprise You!
- New Tax Law Impact on Employee Benefits and Compensation
- The New Year Brings New Rules to New York
- Aziz Ansari, and 10 old-fashioned ways to bail on a bad date
- Let’s talk about the HHS “conscience” protections for healthcare employees
- Employee’s refusal to take drug test dooms discrimination claim
- An argument for a more reasonable bereavement leave policy
- The DOL’s Newly Issued Association Health Plan Proposed Regulations Include Welcome Changes for Employers But Would Present State Regulatory Challenges
- New Tax Reform Bill Stifles #MeToo Settlement Deductions
- A real stinker of an ADA lawsuit
- Alleged harasser is a victim of — ADA “associational” discrimination?
- How State Legislatures May Rock the World of Employee Compensation in Response to the Recent Federal Tax Law
- Catching up: New NLRB chair, starting over, new minimum wages
- Amid all of the sexual harassment concerns, let us not forget that other types of harassment exist
- ’Tis the Season to Be Mindful of Religious Accommodation Obligations
- NLRB restores sanity to its rules on employee handbooks and joint employment
- You gotta quit kickin’ HR around
- If an Employee Racks Up Both FMLA and Unexcused Absences, Can He Be Terminated?
- New Year’s Resolutions — NLRB-style
- Miss Manners delicately sidesteps employment law faux pas!
- Happy Holidays, or is it? Steering Clear of Religious Discrimination and other Landmines during the Holidays!
- Approved Senate Tax Bill Addresses Paid Leave, Sexual Harassment Settlement Nondisclosures
- New NLRB GC Memorandum Signals Changes are Ahead
- Don’t believe everything you read.
- How not to harass women, in one easy step
- Don’t let your Workplace be the Next Headline: Review and Refresh your Non-Harassment Policies and Training
- Employees that allegedly take an employer’s stuff without authorization don’t win discrimination cases, but might win defamation cases
- 10 things for which this employment lawyer is thankful in 2017
- Labor Secretary Discusses DOL Priorities During House Committee Hearing
- 9.8 million reasons to consider transferring a disabled employee to a vacant position
- Want to pan your employer online? Be careful!
- California “Ban-the-Box” Law Significantly Limits Employers’ Ability to Obtain and Use Information About Criminal Convictions in Recruiting and Hiring
- Some lessons from the employee fired for middle-fingering Trump’s motorcade
- IRS (Quietly) Announces Procedures for the Assessment and Payment of Excise Taxes under the Affordable Care Act’s Employer Shared Responsibility Rules
- Headline News! HR Tips to Curb Harassment and Discrimination
- #MeToo? Sure, but not all sexual harassment is alike, and not all workplaces are like Hollywood
- Just When You Thought the DOL’s OT Rule Was Dead, It Lives to Fight Another Day
- Where’s Your Harvey? How To Keep Your Company Out of the Headlines
- Apple employee gaffe illustrates risk posed by YouTube videos in protection of trade secrets
- Reasonable accommodation quiz for employers!
- At last! Not One, But TWO Court Decisions That Scale Back an Employee’s Right to Take Additional Leave After FMLA is Exhausted
- Not all swearing at work is created equal
- Expanding Association Health Plans – Which Agencies Need to do What
- Bill O’Reilly claiming victim status is WHY we have a harassment problem
- What’s the effect of the Sessions’ memo on transgender discrimination?
- 6 ways employers sink their own ships
- When is a break not a break under the FLSA?
- Smaller Employers in California Required to Provide Job-Protected Unpaid Parental Leave Starting January 1, 2018
- When You Don’t Train Your Managers on the FMLA, You’re Begging for This Kind of Smackdown
- Lessons From Equifax – Trends on Data Breach of Employee Information
- New York Paid Family Leave Law – A Comprehensive Breakdown for Employers
- Can Employees Pay for Cord Blood Storage with an HRA, FSA or HSA?
- Courts uphold law enforcement officer’s discharge for racially insensitive posts
- Sometimes a banana is just a banana, and sometimes you’re liable for harassment
- The ADA: Four issues to watch in 2018
- Extended medical leave not a “reasonable” accommodation under ADA, court says
- Catholic priest is (allegedly) an equal opportunity offender, court says, dismissing bias suit
- Trump Plays Ball (To Knee or Not To Knee)
- What Does the EEOC’s Lawsuit Against Estee Lauder Mean for Parental Leave Policies?
- Emanuel’s Confirmation Launches a New Era at the NLRB
- A Return To The “Old” EEO-1 Form; EEOC Will Not Collect Pay Data In 2018
- Contacting Employees on FMLA Leave: Answers to 4 Inevitable Questions
- Fractal Geometry, Actuarial Risk, and §1332 Waivers—The Role of the States in Reforming Health Care
- Trump’s EEOC nominations are rocking along – and here’s what we can expect
- No Summer Breaks for the EEOC
- Federal Appeals Court Affirms Six-Figure Jury Verdict in Pregnancy Discrimination Act Claim
- Spoiler Alert: Court Plunges Dagger In Heart Of Obama-Era Overtime Regs, Setting Stage For Season II Fireworks
- Employment law quiz: Bizarro edition
- The more things change… the NLRB and Weingarten rights for non-union employees
- If an Employee Attends a Beyonce Concert While on FMLA Leave, Can She Be Terminated?
- Racism in Your Spare Time: What Are The Legal Limits for Employers?
- Does Paying Time and a Half For Certain Work Count Toward Overtime?
- Where is the line between lawful (but awful) bullying and unlawful harassment?
- Trump’s One-offs to Labor Regulations Change the Big Picture
- Second-guessing the advice columns: Bad HR practices aren’t necessarily illegal
- Out of Sight, Out of Mind . . . But Don’t Forget the Possibility of ACA Retaliation Claims
- Is the DOL’s white-collar salary test DOA?
- Obama overtime rule is declared invalid — for good? (Let’s hope.)
- Picking Up the Pieces: Employer Responsibilities in the Aftermath of Hurricane Harvey
- Hurricane Harvey and the FMLA: Are Your Employees Eligible for Leave During a Natural Disaster?
- AARP’s wellness win against the EEOC: The “law nerd” version
- Are “Cute” Employees A New Protected Class in New York?
- NLRB offers rare win for employer confidentiality policy
- “Woefully thin statistics” doom adverse impact claim
- Comprehensive Analysis of New York Paid Family Leave: What Must Employers Do Now to Comply?
- The Ninth Circuit Weighs in on ERISA’s Plan Document and Summary Plan Description Requirements: Mull v. Motion Picture Ind. Health Plan
- Before you fire that political extremist…
- Poorly Implemented FMLA Policies and Procedures are Killing Employers. Don’t Be That Employer.
- Apparently the labor rights of strikers trump the non-harassment rights of employees
- Did A Florida Appellate Court Just “Dis” An Employment Agreement’s Arbitration Provision?
- Q and A on the recent controversy
- When you discover that you employ a Nazi
- Does DOJ action on “race-conscious” college admissions mean anything for federal contractors?
- Is Misogyny Protected Activity?
- Employer Beware: When “good” isn’t good enough (disability bias)
- Would you let your employer microchip you?
- You decide: Why the DOJ says Title VII does NOT prohibit sexual orientation bias
- NBC reignites privacy debate by requiring social-media passwords of job applicants
- Hey, Where’d Everybody Go? Employers Beware—Solar Eclipse Mania Sweeps the Nation
- Is “Class Arbitration” an Oxymoron — a Shoe Drops in the Second Circuit
- Trump v. Sessions: Are we witnessing a “constructive discharge” in real time?
- Treat harassment by non-employees no differently than harassment by employees
- EEOC sues over – get this – “Spanish-only” policy
- California’s Equal Restroom Access Act: 5 Facts You Need to Know
- Washington Public Employer Hit with $1.8 Million Judgment for Failing to Accommodate Prescription Drug User
- Court rules that religious accommodation request is not protected activity for retaliation claim
- Massachusetts: Medical Marijuana as a Reasonable Accommodation in the Workplace
- “Not my employee, not my problem.” Oh, yeah?
- Can a Chiropractor Certify FMLA Leave for the Chronic Bad Back? And Are There Limits?
- A reminder that any employee can sue you at any time
- EEOC sues to force gentlemen’s club to hire male bartenders
- Bankers Life and Casualty: Illinois Appellate Court finds Connecting to Old Colleagues via LinkedIn Does not Constitute Unlawful Solicitation
- EEOC’s Race Discrimination Suit Against Janitorial Company Includes Background Check Allegations
- For the ADEA’s 50th birthday: An age discrimination quiz
- Fifth Circuit Holds Reporting to Work Regularly is Essential Function of Attorney’s Job Under the ADA
- Is “reverse discrimination” still a thing?
- Eleventh Circuit Won’t Rehear Title VII Sexual Orientation Case; LGBT Advocacy Group Will Appeal to United States Supreme Court
- DOL Brief in Overtime Rules Case Leaves New Uncertainty
- California Joins the Ban-the-Box Bandwagon
- Are you a harassment “daredevil”? Here are 5 behaviors that put you at risk.
- Are you ready for the new EEO-1 report?
- Litigation tactics can be FLSA retaliation? Wow.
- More on why holding lawyers liable for retaliation to a client’s employee is the worst idea
- Second Circuit Denies Latest Request for En Banc Review in Title VII Sexual Orientation Discrimination Case
- Happy 45th birthday, Title IX: You’ve changed a bit over the years
- OSHA Proposes Extended Deadline for Electronic Filing of Injury and Illness Reports
- Is this the worst employment law decision of 2017?
- Reporting harassment down is no trigger for employer action, says 6th Circuit
- OFCCP, Google awaiting a decision
- 6th Circuit grants EEOC broad subpoena powers
- Clean Up On Aisle 6: Federal Judge Rules That Winn-Dixie’s Website Violates The ADA
- Do I Really Have to Let an Employee Bring an “Emotional Support Pig” to Work?
- In honor of Father’s Day, a look at paid parental leave
- The Rise of the Group Health Insurance Captive
- It’s Payday! Are Pay Stubs an Employer’s Friend or Foe?
- Are We Being Taped? – The Second Circuit Weighs in on Workplace Taping
- Is the overtime rule still alive, after all?
- Department of Labor pulls Obama-era guidance on joint employment and independent contractors
- Can you fire an employee for off-duty misconduct? You betcha!
- Pros and cons of the proposed EEOC-OFCCP merger
- U.S. Supreme Court Finds that Retirement Plans Sponsored by Religious Hospitals Are Exempt from ERISA
- Next up on the EEOC’s radar: age discrimination
- Intermittent Leave Under the FMLA – The Basics
- Protecting Your Company and Your Employees During an ICE Raid
- A contrary (and common sense) appellate view on rude employees and the NLRA
- Gender dysphoria: Is it an ADA-protected disability?
- OFCCP: Like a dog with a bone
- The importance of an anti-harassment culture
- Should a Statement Made at Mediation Ever be Used in Court?
- After the investigation: Now what?
- Trumpdate: Proposed budget shows “yuuuge” changes afoot in labor and employment arena
- Federal court breaks new ground with transgender disability discrimination claim
- New York City’s “Freelance Isn’t Free Act” Took Effect on May 15 – What Do Employers Do Next?
- 9 traits of a bang-up workplace investigation
- Proposed merger of EEOC, OFCCP faces opposition from both sides
- One Employee in Europe Could Trigger New EU Data Protection Obligations
- Keep Holy the Labor Code: Providing Days of Rest for California Employees
- A better take on what creates a hostile work environment
- Restaurants: Do your employees know that you take the tip credit?
- 10th Circuit Finds Employee Who Only Worked in Colorado Falls Under State MCA Exemption
- WannaCry? Then ignore cybersecurity
- Gender pay gap is primarily a result of personal choices — so, what can employers do?
- OSHA Withdraws the Dead Volks Rule from the CFR. What Now?
- Third Circuit finds Employer Not Liable for Tortious Interference Claim Where Employer had No Knowledge of New Hires’ Non-Competes
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- HR’s hottest must-have: universal workplace emoji!
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- “Ask Amy,” part deux: Amy gets the message
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- Wait, an employer can’t fire an employee on FMLA leave caught on Facebook on vacation?
- 6 timekeeping practices that reduce your risk of wage-hour liability
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- Second Circuit Panel: No, We Still Can’t Overturn Precedent on Sexual Orientation Discrimination
- Is your timekeeping system creating wage-hour liability?
- EEOC Wellness Plan Controversy: All’s Well That Ends Well?
- Legislation Limiting an Employer’s Ability to Inquire About and Consider Applicants’ Prior Salary History Gains Momentum
- The Fourth Circuit’s New Test for Joint Employment Under the FLSA and Why You Should Care
- An EEOC charge has been filed against your company. What now?
- Is “Class Arbitration” an Oxymoron?
- Don’t “Ask Amy”!*
- The bar for what qualifies as unlawful harassment in the 4th Circuit is pretty damn high
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- “Comp time” for private sector employees: What’s not to like?
- 6th Circuit avoids key legal issue, but still absolves union of harassment liability
- Google’s Pay Policy: Good? Or Too Good to be True?
- Employers, spike those “high heels” dress code requirements!
- Bill O’Reilly and Fox News teach us how not to ignore workplace harassment
- Communicating with employees is key when a PR crisis strikes
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- Promotion after protected activity dooms employees retaliation claim
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- Supreme Court Message – Be Wary of EEOC Subpoenas
- The Deep Dive: A closer look at the Seventh Circuit’s sexual orientation decision
- Leave as a Reasonable Accommodation under the ADA
- The adverse action standard for retaliation is low (but not this low)
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- Email Restrictions: Good Idea But Don’t Hold Your Breath America
- Wellness Programs, the ADA, and the Rising Costs of Employer-Provided Health Coverage
- 10 habits of highly effective HR professionals (April Fool’s edition)
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- Fair Pay and Safe Workplaces: The fat lady has sung!
- When will employees learn that online comments can, and will, be used against them?
- An Employer’s Guide to the Collapse of the American Health Care Act (Spoiler Alert—the News is Not all Bad)
- If at First You Don’t Succeed… Nominate a New Secretary of Labor
- “The freezing trucker” and Gorsuch’s heart of ice: A micro-fiction
- Do School Employees Get Overtime For Occasional Extra Duty?
- SCOTUS takes largely meaningless swipe at Obama’s NLRB legacy
- How Should I Handle Customer Concerns about a Transgender Employee?
- Inadequate Employee Training May Cause Even the Best Employers to Suffer an Upset
- Swapping DNA for lower insurance costs is one wellness step too far
- March Grabness: Avoiding Personal Fouls, Violations and Time Outs in the Workplace
- Is paid family leave in employers’ future?
- Does Your Social Media Policy Apply Globally?
- Can We Lawfully Terminate an Employee After He Submits a Vague Doctor’s Note Seeking an Extension of Leave? In a Word, Yes.
- Can Fido Come to Work? EEOC Files Suit to Require Emotional Support Dog on Truck Route
- Fair Pay and Safe Workplaces and its “executioner”: The Congressional Review Act
- Third Circuit Holds that Medical Resident May Bring a Title IX Claim Against a Private Hospital
- The 11th Circuit’s odd LGBT-discrimination decision
- Oral Arguments Held in Browning-Ferris International v. NLRB
- “HR Horribles” — collect ’em all!
- March Madness Brings Gambling to the Workplace!
- SCOTUS reverses decision to review transgender bathroom case
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- It’s W-2 Phishing Season: How to Stop, and Respond to, Tax-Related Identity Fraud Aimed at Your Organization’s Employees
- Theft of Confidential Information: Pfizer’s Wiser, Are You?
- President Trump Signs New Executive Order on Immigration Policy
- Is Siri a victim and a cause of sexual harassment?
- Just Who is Using All those H-1B Visas?
- Your Employee is Leaving… How Do You Safeguard Your Company’s IP?
- Blowin’ in the Wind? The Evolution of a Balanced Analysis of Workplace Policies by the NLRB
- What’s in Ivanka’s “paid family leave” plan?
- U.S. Chamber calls for common sense restoration of the NLRB… and I couldn’t agree more
- Executive Order Creating Steps for Regulatory Review and Reform Could Target Burdensome Employment Rules
- Can a hug create a hostile work environment? According to this court, yes.
- What’s good for the goose … NLRB protects employee’s Facebook post critical of his union
- It’s Not Just a Box: Understanding How “Ban-the-Box” Laws Go Beyond Your Employment Application
- Got an Employee Who Doesn’t Follow Your FMLA Call-in Policy? Apparently, You Now Have to Ask Him Why He Couldn’t
- That smarts! Porn “sting” operation gets employer “stung” for retaliation
- Alex Acosta, Former NLRB Member, Nominated as Secretary of Labor
- Andy Puzder, Trump’s pick for Secretary of Labor, withdraws
- New EEOC Chair Says There Will be No “Major Changes” But – the DOJ Seems to be Calling a Truce in the Transgender Battle – What Direction Are We Heading?
- Is the new EEO-1 form here to stay? Maybe yes, and maybe no…
- Third Circuit Rules “Subgroup” Disparate Impact Claims Are Cognizable Under the ADEA
- Wait . . . Can They Do This? Employers’ Responses to a National General Strike
- Will new EEOC Chair usher in sweeping changes?
- How to defend *not* granting leave as a reasonable accommodation
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- Fair Pay & Safe Workplaces Rule is on the chopping block
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- Employee Smart Phones: Smile, Your Meeting is Streaming Live and In Color
- Trump leaves DOL Overtime rules on life support – For Now
- Super Bowl 51: A Time To Review Attendance And Tardiness Policies
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- Married, but Without Benefits: The Obergefell Saga Continues in Texas
- Disclosing an Employee’s Medical Condition May Result in an Automatic FMLA Violation
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- Check the Drama at the Door, Part II: A 10-Point Checklist for Avoiding and Resolving Workplace Conflict
- Andrew Puzder’s view of women should disqualify him as Secretary of Labor
- New Administration Orders Freeze of Pending Regulations, Takes Aim at the Affordable Care Act
- Check the Drama at the Door, Part I: A 10-Point Checklist for Avoiding and Resolving Workplace Conflict
- 9 “fun” facts about workplace harassment, from the EEOC
- President Obama’s labor and employment legacy
- A not-so-subtle reminder about the need for cybersecurity training
- Recent OFCCP settlements remind contractors about importance of recordkeeping
- OSHA suggests employer best practices for anti-retaliation programs
- Employers Must Use the New Form I-9 Starting January 22, 2017
- SCOTUS to review NLRB ban on class-action waivers
- Nitpicking the EEOC’s proposed guidance on harassment
- Tread carefully if stripping employees of their pay
- “Change” Comes to Washington—What to Expect
- Fact Check: Does Labor nominee Puzder really want to put people out of work?
- Are police-worn body cameras a mandatory subject of bargaining?
- Fair Pay and Safe Workplaces is mostly gone — but not the pay transparency part
- The Latest on the Overtime Rule Litigation: District Judge Denies DOL’s Motion to Stay Pending a Ruling by the Court of Appeals
- Back to 1981: More Reasonable Salary Levels for the Overtime Regulations
- Fifth Circuit Joins Growing List of Circuit Courts, Holds Employees Can Recover for Emotional Distress in FLSA Retaliation Claims
- The “Opposite of Work”: California Supreme Court Issues On-Call Rest Break Ruling
- The 12 Days of You-Know-What: Employers’ Edition
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- 11 traits of good employer documentation
- Should Employers Make Paid Parental Leave a Basic Employee Benefit? Considerations for Drafting a Parental Leave Policy
- The DOL Under Trump: The State of the FLSA “White Collar” Exemptions
- Employers, here’s why good documentation is da bomb
- Post no bills? Employers have to post plenty!
- Trump to nominate fast food exec Andy Puzder as Secretary of Labor
- 10 Considerations for Planning the 2016 Office Holiday Party
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- The DOL Will Appeal Injunction Suspending Regulations Raising the White Collar Salary Minimums
- A Trump Presidency: What Does It Mean for Employee Benefits?
- Court Declines to Enjoin OSHA Drug Testing and Safety Incentives Under the Electronic Recordkeeping Reporting Rule
- Are the DOL Regulations Dead, or Just on Life Support?
- Addressing Post-Election Tensions in the Workplace
- Labor and Employment: What We Know and What We Don’t Know About the New Trump Administration
- Does Paid Leave Become Reality in a Trump Administration? And Who is His Likely Choice to Head the Department of Labor?
- Federal Court Permanently Enjoins the Persuader Rule
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- In Order to Avoid Liability, Employers Need to Reevaluate Employee Cell Phone Usage Policies
- Oh, wait a minute — sexual orientation bias DOES violate Title VII?
- Does the ADA Protect a Customer Service Agent With Dissatisfied Customers? The Ninth Circuit Says No
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- “It’s going to be beautiful, believe me”: Trump on labor & employment law issues
- Whistleblowing as a Private Right of Action in New York?
- Appearance code quiz for employers!
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- Less than a month to go! Are you ready for the FLSA Overtime Rule?
- Forget Trump or Clinton—What Else is on the November 8 Ballot?
- What the DOJ/FTC’s Recent “Antitrust Guidance for Human Resource Professionals” Means for Employers
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- New California Law Prevents Employers from Imposing Non-California Forum Selection or Choice of Law Provisions upon California Employees
- What is “voluntary”? Thoughts about the AARP wellness lawsuit against the EEOC
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- The Upcoming Presidential Election and the Unique Challenges to Workplaces It Presents
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- EEOC Issues Updated Strategic Enforcement Plan: What Should Employers Do Now?
- Workplace investigations and the case of the planted peanut butter
- OSHA Pushes Back Enforcement Date for Anti-Retaliation Provisions Again
- A New Primer on Voting Leave Requirements: Are You Ready for the Elections?
- Heresy! Is “flexibility at work” overrated?
- More Than Money: Qualcomm Promises Change to Settle Gender Pay Class Action
- Restroom use “catch 22” for transgender individuals violates Title VII, court says
- The Looming December 1 Implementation Date for the Overtime Regs: Do Recent Challenges Mean a New Effective Date?
- Peanut passions, the ADA, and co-workers who take an employee’s allergy with a grain of salt
- Criticism of OFCCP won’t give contractors any satisfaction
- When Is The Medium (NOT) The Message? NLRB Prohibits Acute Care Hospital From Banning Picketing Unless Distressful To Patients
- California Amends Labor Code to Prohibit Employers from Using Juvenile Records in Employment Decisions
- Still No NCAA Pay for Play—Supreme Court Denies Cert. in O’Bannon v. NCAA
- House Votes to Delay OT Rule But Employers Are Not Out of the Woods Yet
- FLSA overtime rule: With all these efforts to block it, can employers relax?
- When Employers Don’t Recognize an Employee’s Notice of the Need for FMLA Leave, They Pay the Price
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- It’s Time to Get Back to Basics: Keeping Your Workplace Free of Sexual Harassment
- EEOC Continues its “Fight” Against Mandatory Flu Vaccines
- Half a Loaf: Court Rejects ADA “Safe Harbor” But Approves Pre-Regulations Wellness Program as “Voluntary”
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- Open the Floodgates: NLRB Announces Misclassification of Independent Contractors Can, In Itself, Violate Section 8(a)(1)
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- 21 States File Suit Challenging the DOL’s New Overtime Rule
- ‘Tis The Season for Sneezin’ – Where Does The Law Stand On Mandatory Flu Vaccines?
- There’s a new sheriff in town: The politics and pitfalls of patronage dismissals
- Ripped From the Headlines, Part II: Three Investigation Lessons to Learn from Recent Scandals
- Will “ban the box” backfire?
- Lessons From LochteGate: Strategies to Avoid Olympic-Sized Workplace Disqualifications
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- Employer dos and don’ts for 2016 elections (NLRB-friendly version)
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- About that new “cat’s paw” decision…
- The EEOC’s New Wide-Reaching Retaliation Guidance: What Should Employers Do Now?
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- The EEOC’s defeat in Detroit: Pants, skirts, gender identity, and religion
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- Spa day! Let’s do an FLSA white-collar exemption makeover!
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- A Conflicted 7th Circuit Holds Title VII Does Not Cover Sexual Orientation Discrimination
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- Recreational Marijuana Placed on California November Ballot
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- The Latest in Labor: NLRB Update, Part One
- Is the OFCCP’s take on the internet applicant rule outdated?
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- Can an Employer Deny FMLA Leave When an Employee Does Not Attend Two Doctor Visits in One Year?
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- Los Angeles One-Two Punch Revisited: More FAQs on the New Minimum Wage and Paid Sick Leave Ordinance
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- Sex harassment myth: “He said/she said” is no big deal.
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- Applicant tracking and the EEOC: “You can SUE us for that?”
- OSHA Penalties Increase by 78.156% Effective August 1, 2016
- D.C. Circuit Affirms NLRB’s Order to Employer to Reimburse All of Union’s Bargaining Expenses as Remedy for Unfair Labor Practices
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- Taking Workplace Training to the Next Level: EEOC Task Force Recommends Live, Interactive Harassment Prevention Training
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- Supreme Court Declines Review of D.C. Circuit’s Decision Upholding DOL Home Care Rule as Regulatory and Litigation Focus on Home Care Industry Intensifies
- New Colorado Law Requires Employee Access to Personnel Files
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- “Cooperation is Key” – Second Circuit Affirms Employer’s Ability to Fire an Employee for Refusal to Cooperate In an Internal Investigation
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- School’s out! So what’s with this summer employment law quiz?
- Here’s a tip: Don’t skim from employee tips
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- Jocks and Docs: Classifying Postdocs and Coaches Under the DOL’s New Rules
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- The “duty to conciliate” doesn’t mean the EEOC has to be reasonable.
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- An open love letter to Justice Clarence Thomas
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- Beware: You May Not Be Immune
- Congress Repeals FLSA Provision, Immigration Battle Heads to Supreme Court
- BEFORE YOU FIRE: 20 questions every employer should ask
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- Policies Are A Start But Practice Makes Perfect
- House Passes Transportation Bill with Meal and Rest Break Implications
- Friendly Reminder: The Computer Employee Exemption
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- BREAKING: T.J. Simers awarded $7.1 million!
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- BREAKING: EEOC issues proposed rule on wellness programs and the GINA
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- Supreme Court to Resolve Circuit Split on OT Pay for Car Dealerships?
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- The NY City Commission Speaks – Be Careful in Claiming an Exemption from the NY City “Credit Check Law”
- EEOC wins most of discovery dispute in transgender case
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- Eleventh Circuit Decision Weakens Injunctive Enforcement of Restrictive Covenants
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- And a happy #$%!&;!*! new year to you, too!
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- What’s the Alternative?
- Lessons from Deflategate: 5 Ways to Avoid Workplace Investigation Fumbles
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- How much, er, discovery is allowed in a transgender lawsuit?
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- New Law Restricts Employer Access to Employee Social Media Accounts, Including Through “Friend Requests”
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