The Johnson Controls decision provides employers with a road map for lawfully withdrawing union recognition before CBA expiration.
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Help Me Understand Guns
Why do you oppose universal background checks on guns and an assault weapons ban? What am I missing?
August 5, 2019Why do you oppose universal background checks on guns and an assault weapons ban? What am I missing?
When an Employee’s Religion Clashes With an Employer’s Dress Code
Boyd v. Cooper University Hospital is an opportunity to learn how an employer should react regarding dress codes when a employee dons religious garb in the workplace.
August 1, 2019Boyd v. Cooper University Hospital is an opportunity to learn how an employer should react regarding dress codes when a employee dons religious garb in the workplace.
Labor and Employment Lessons From the World’s Most Combative Stripper
Brandi Campbell operates a website where she provides dancers with information about their rights, including their rights under the National Labor Relations Act.
July 30, 2019Brandi Campbell operates a website where she provides dancers with information about their rights, including their rights under the National Labor Relations Act.
Individual Vs. Class Action a Cost Consideration
When exploring class action waivers, weigh the economic impact of arbitrating individual claims versus litigating class or collective claims in court.
July 25, 2019When exploring class action waivers, weigh the economic impact of arbitrating individual claims versus litigating class or collective claims in court.
The 14th Nominee for the Worst Employer of 2019 Is … the Horrible Harasser
The alleged offensive misconduct happened on daily or near-daily basis and the complaints fell on deaf ears, finally compelling the women to quit.
July 23, 2019The offensive misconduct happened on daily or near-daily basis and the complaints fell on deaf ears, finally compelling the women to quit.
Parental Discrimination Claims Pose Big Risks for Employers
The number of parental discrimination claims filed in federal courts rose an astounding 269 percent between 2006 and 2015.
July 22, 2019The number of parental discrimination claims filed in federal courts rose an astounding 269 percent between 2006 and 2015.
Testing: Contractors in the Virtual Marketplace
The Wage and Hour Division's latest opinion letter may help you identify if a service provider is an employee or independent contractor.
July 19, 2019The DoL has issued an opinion letter applying the six-factor test to evaluate whether a service provider is an employee or independent contractor.
Employee Handbook: Lifesaver or Nightmare?
Few tools are as important and oft-neglected as the employee handbook.
July 18, 2019A well-written and up-to-date employee handbook can be a litigation lifesaver, but an out-of-date handbook can be an employer’s nightmare.
A Handy FAQ for Service Animals in the Workplace
Work with your employment counsel if you receive an accommodation request for a service animal from an employee.
July 16, 2019Work with your employment counsel if you receive an accommodation request for a service animal from an employee.
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