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Employment law focuses on the myriad legal issues that arise in the workplace setting -- discrimination, harassment, whistle-blowing, disabilities, overtime, layoffs and firing, non-compete agreements, and more. The intended audience is employees and managers alike, lawyers, and human resources professionals.
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by Rosalind H. Cooper Employers and others are generally protected by actions against them that occur outside of...
A former employee of an ambulance company will be paid more than $1 million for blowing the whistle on his employer’s...
The U.S. Attorney in New York has filed a lawsuit charging that New York City pays lower pension benefits than it...
A court in California found that it was “procedurally unconscionable” for an employer to bury an arbitration clause on...
The Obama Administration will not seek U.S. Supreme Court review of an appeals court decision dismissing criminal...
On August 2 President Obama nominated Jenny R. Yang to be a member of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission...
Banner Health has agreed to pay $255,000 to settle claims that it discriminated against an employee with an...
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Whistleblowers will be paid $230,000 plus attorneys fees and costs for their role in uncovering more than $1 million in...
As promised, below is the answer key to our undeniably well acted and quite potentially Oscar-worthy How to Hire If You...
Potential Litigation Value: “Priceless” We are well into the summer re-run season and this week’s episode was no...
The Employer Bill of Rights remains one of my most popular posts. In fact, it’s so popular it got its own book deal.
For those of you who attended this week’s webinar, below is an extra bonus performance by one of my guest stars,...
Here are the official winners from yesterday’s webinar competitions … The first person to chime in with all the correct...
Another huge THANKS to the 1,118 of you who watched, tweeted and sang along to yesterday’s webinar. We sincerely really...
Thanks again to the 1,357 of you who participated in our webinar today. What an awesome turnout! As promised, below is...
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A jury in Baltimore has awarded three women compensatory damages in amounts ranging from $4,000 to $10,000, plus...
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I’ve written before about the FMLA’s unique rules for when an employer is covered and when an employee becomes eligible...
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