Employment Law in these Crazy Times

Ep.37: Jen Lorenz, Employment Law During These Crazy Times

We cut to the chase and got to work talking about what employers and employees need to know in these times of Coronavirus outbreaks, business closures, legal ...

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The shows host Megan Hottman and Jennifer discuss what employers and employees need to know in these times of Coronavirus outbreaks, business ...

“Captive Audience” Bans: Employers Should Be Aware of This Trend

Labor & Employment Law Perspectives. “Captive ... employees for their time at such meetings because their attendance is a job expectation.

10 Weird employment legislations from around the world

Here are some of the weirdest employment legislation from around the world you have to consider when hiring overseas. ... Part-time work or job ...

10 of the Strangest Employment Laws in the United States - LinkedIn

We all know about the typical, common-sense employment laws out there (minimum wage, anti-discrimination/harassment, FMLA, etc.)

Employment law has gone crazy - Washington Examiner

Second, more people are being considered employees. You do the math: More laws times more employees equals more violations and more costs.

The strangest employment law stories of 2023

There were many tense moments leading up to new collective bargaining agreements between the entertainment industry and unions representing ...

'Active times' for employment law as courts wade through new rules

State mandates, an EEOC guidance update on workplace harassment and the end of Chevron deference have injected uncertainty into employment law.

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Keeping A Level Head In These Crazy Times And Preparing For The ...

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Is Now A Bad Time To Get Started? Are We Living In Crazy Times?

More Americans are working than ever. Flood the country with low-wage substitutes for American workers. Amazing! Labor force participation ...

Employment Law Quiz: Bizarro Edition | JD Supra

... the last week, all relating to employment law. Then tell me whether you agree that we are living in some crazy times. YCMTSU.*. *You Can't ...

Posts from August 2020. - Employment & Labor Insider

Strange news from these crazy times. Continue Reading › · Facebook ... Employment Act, the Americans with Disabilities Act (including the ...

Prohibited Employment Policies/Practices

Under the laws enforced by EEOC, it is illegal to discriminate against someone (applicant or employee) because of that person's race, color, religion, ...

[no spoilers] Can't wait for them to interact again in Act 3 : r/arcane

... the series to resolve this conflict due to time crunch. Upvote ... the people who work under them. They kind of need someone to vent to ...

Section 12: Religious Discrimination

... the time off, the president teased the employee for ... employee relations, employers are free to go beyond the requirements of the law.

An Updated Guide to San Francisco's (Crazy) Employment Laws

If you've been paying attention, you know that one of our recurring themes involves the challenges that California law imposes on employers.

7 Common Employment Law Issues - Yeremian Law

Check out the table below to see the differences between contractors and employees. Contractor, Employee. Can work for more than one company at a time ...

H-1B Electronic Registration Process - USCIS

... law and helping meet the ever-changing needs of the U.S. labor market. ... the time of filing the petition, we will deny or reject the petition.