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Labor & Employment

  • U.S. Supreme Court Affirms Broad Construct of FAA
    • by Eric W. Iskra
    • and Eric E. Kinder
  • PDA Usage Drives Claims for Unpaid Overtime
    • by Kate Sturdivant Gibson
  • Recess Appointments to NLRB Stir Controversy
    • by Peter R. Rich
  • DOL Proposes Changes to the FMLA
    • by Larissa C. Dean
  • In the Wake of Kasten, Fourth Circuit Declares Intra-Company Complaints are Protected FLSA Activity
    • by Erin Jones Adams
  • DOL Proposes New Rules for Home Health Care Service Providers
    • by Carrie M. Harris
  • Employers Face More Government Audits: HIPAA Compliance
    • by R. Scott Adams
    • as published in DRI Today
  • GINA Decoded: Breaking Down the New EEOC Regulations
    • by Jennifer S. Greenlief
    • as published in DRI Today
  • I-9 Central: The Latest on I-9 Compliance
    • by Larissa C. Dean
  • 10 Strategies Your Company Can Take to Help Avoid an Employment Lawsuit"
    • by Cathi J. Hunt, Eric W. Iskra and Richard M. Wallace. Appeared in the ACC Docket, April 2010.
  • ADAAA Regulations
    • by Alyesha P. Asghar
    • and Peter R. Rich
  • ADA Amendments Act Signed Into Law
    • by Eric E. Kinder
  • Avoiding Lawsuits After Layoffs
    • Counsel to Counsel Magazine, July 2009
  • Damages for Misclassified Employees Under the FLSA: Growing Support for the Half-Time Rate
    • by R. Scott Adams
    • as published in "The Job Description" by DRI, May 2011
  • The Effects of Davies
    • by H. Dill Battle III
    • and Karin L. Weingart
  • The Employee Free Choice Act Lives On: A Regulatory End-Run Around Congress
    • by Kevin L. Carr
    • and Richard M. Wallace
  • There's No "Free Choice" in Employee Free Choice Act
    • by Kevin Car and Charles L. Woody
  • N.C. Adopts E-Verify Program
    • by Jeffrey D. Patton
  • New to W.Va. or Pa.? State Law Restrictions to Keep in Mind When Hiring
    • by Peter R. Rich
  • Now is the Time to Conduct an Internal Assessment of Your I-9 Forms
  • Employee Free Choice Act Compromise
    • Are you ready for a “quickie” union election? If not, your company must get ready.
  • West Virginia: “Dependents” Who Can Recover Damages Against Employer in Deliberate Intent Action
    • by H. Dill Battle, III, Workers Compensation Law Center, LexisNexis
  • What to Do When an Employee Violates Your Social Media Policy
    • By Emily Bennington, Monster Contributing Writer As published on Monster.com
  • Why You Should Care About ObamaCare: The Impact on Staffing Firms
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