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EMPLOYMENT LAW
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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Click here to register for my next 187% FREE webinar, The Employment Law Talk Show. Here’s the official description:...
By Isabelle Dongier Winds of change keep blowing on Canadian immigration lands. The federal government has recently...
Yesterday was the most anticipated day at the U.S. Supreme Court in quite some time. The Court handed down its opinion...
One of the best ways to avoid needless employment law disputes is to stay in touch with what your employees are...
The Internal Revenue Service has issued new guidance (Rev. Rul. 2012-18) that provides answers to a number of questions...
Hot off the presses … A few moments ago, a divided (5-4) Supreme Court upheld the health care reform law.
While employers breathlessly await this week’s Supreme Court health care reform ruling, here’s a quick rundown on some...
The New Jersey Assembly passed that State's version of a password-privacy law yesterday by a vote of 77-0.
Based on the latest SCOTUS live blog updates, it appears that the Supremes will be issuing their long-awaiting health...
Can employers demand to see an employee’s or applicant’s social-networking profile? To learn the answer to that and...
Last week, employment blogs and news outlets were all abuzz about a new page by the National Labor Relations Board on...
Want to lower your legal risk, control your litigation expenses, improve your organization’s performance, sleep better...
Seems like every 0.1 seconds there’s a new take on what you should — or shouldn’t — put in your social media policy.
I’m taking my act on the road. I have a slew of speaking engagements lined up between now and the end of the year.
Here’s the latest Employment Law Blog Carnival, hosted this month by Stephanie Thomas of the Proactive Employer.
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