This blog's objective is to serve as a forum to
discuss labor and employment topics, issues and legal news.
This blog's objective is to serve as a forum to
discuss labor and employment topics, issues and legal news.
This blog's objective is to serve as a forum to
discuss labor and employment topics, issues and legal news.
Discusses labor and employment issues with a focus on the East Coast, generally from an employer's point of view.
Not exact matches
Here are two things the Bureau of
Labor Statistics reported this morning that the TV - talking heads didn't
discuss since these important facts do not serve their permabull / new bull agenda
and / or their unsophisticated analysis of the
employment situation:
At 11 a.m., IDC Leader Jeff Klein, Sen. Diane Savino, Assemblyman Francisco Moya, NYC Councilman Ritchie Torres
and community, immigrant rights
and labor advocates
discuss the release of a report about an undercover investigation of local
employment agencies; steps, City Hall, Manhattan.
Indeed, here is a widely
discussed 1967 prediction from former teacher Robert Doherty
and labor leader Walter Oberer (from their book Teachers, Schools Boards,
and Collective Bargaining: A Changing of the Guard): If the «movement to improve the status of teachers by collective action is successful, if... teachers... come close to realizing what they seem to be striving toward, the concern over purely
employment matters will decline.
Discusses construction law topics such as mechanics liens, contracts
and labor &
employment issues, specifically in California.
Employment law blogs, including Porter Wright's Employer Law Report
and Ogletree Deakins»
Employment Law Matters, have been
discussing an Advice Memorandum recently released by the National
Labor Relations Board that addresses when an employee may be fired over negative comments about an employer on social media,
and when such messages constitute «protected concerted activity» under the National
Labor Relations Act.
Foley Hoag attorneys will
discuss 2011 developments in
labor and employment law.
At our upcoming seminars, Sheppard Mullin
labor and employment attorneys will
discuss these important new cases
and answer your questions.
In Orange County
and throughout Southern California, our team of experienced
labor and employment lawyers will help by
discussing your harassment issue, clarifying your legal concerns,
and advising you on how to proceed down the road to a rightful recovery, with the positive goal of protecting your individual
employment rights in the future.
Issues that were
discussed included housing, elder care,
labor and employment,
and domestic relations.
Ms. Kaplan
and the other two panelists shared their personal stories,
discussed their careers in
employment and labor law,
and provided guidance to students interested in pursuing careers in this area of the law.
Chicago
Labor &
Employment partner Frank Saibert authored this piece that
discusses a case centered upon alleged violations of the Fair
Labor Standards Act
and the new Illinois Nursing Mothers in the Workplace Act by an employer.
Rochester
Labor &
Employment partner Steve Jones authored this column in Sunday's Democrat & Chronicle
discussing summer internships
and what employers need to keep in mind.
Providence
Labor &
Employment partner Andrew Prescott authored this column
discussing the reinstatement of the U.S. Department of
Labor's final rule requiring third - party employers of companionship
and live - in domestic service workers to comply with the federal Fair
Labor Standards Act's overtime
and minimum - wage requirements.
Providence
labor and employment partner Andrew Prescott
discusses the act's potential to eliminate the ambush election rule.
Long Island
Labor &
Employment group partner Chris Gegwich provides third - party commentary in this feature story that
discusses the U.S. Equal
Employment Opportunity Commission's proposed update of its guidance on workplace retaliation
and the potential impact.
San Francisco
Labor &
Employment partner Jeff Tanenbaum
and associate Traci Bernard - Marks authored this column
discussing why it may be prudent for employers to still generally make use of automated external defibrillators voluntary
and not part of an employee's job duties.
Providence
Labor &
Employment partner
and office managing partner Andrew Prescott is quoted
discussing how President - elect Trump may reshape the National
Labor Relations Board
and the ways it could affect employers.
Rochester
Labor &
Employment partner Stephanie Caffera is featured in this piece
discussing having to dismiss lab members
and how to go about doing so properly.
Long Island
Labor &
Employment associate Tony Dulgerian is quoted in this article
discussing the rules
and policies regarding the New York Paid Family Leave Benefits Law.
Long Island
Labor &
Employment partner Chris Gegwich and associate Tony Dulgerian are featured in this piece discussing new regulations from the New York State Division of Human Rights regarding gender identity employment discr
Employment partner Chris Gegwich
and associate Tony Dulgerian are featured in this piece
discussing new regulations from the New York State Division of Human Rights regarding gender identity
employment discr
employment discrimination.
Labor &
Employment attorneys Kim Harding
and Bob Dolinko authored this column
discussing how employers should handle office romances.
Partner
and co-leader of the firm's
Labor &
Employment practice group Stacie Collier
discusses food allergies in the workplace in this live, in - studio interview.
Rochester
Labor &
Employment partners Eric Paley
and Christian Hancey are both quoted in this article
discussing the impact retirement plan fee litigation, which many colleges
and universities are facing, has on the higher education community.
San Francisco
Labor &
Employment associate Danielle Kleinman
and San Francisco commercial litigation associate Cameron Cloar - Zavaleta authored this column
discussing California's day - of - rest law.
Chicago
labor and employment partner Frank Saibert authored this column that discusses an ongoing litigation between Cooper Tire & Rubber Co. and the National Labor Relations B
labor and employment partner Frank Saibert authored this column that
discusses an ongoing litigation between Cooper Tire & Rubber Co.
and the National
Labor Relations B
Labor Relations Board.