Human Resources

Fingerprint “Time Clock” Garners Class Action

May 31, 2017

An employment case filed in the Northern District of Illinois has opened a “new employment frontier,” says a post from […]

Another Big Company Bans Telecommuting

May 30, 2017

IBM joins a handful of companies that have backtracked on the movement to allow employees to work from home. While […]

Strategies For Paid Sick Leave Compliance

May 22, 2017

The number of state, county and local paid sick leave laws has risen sharply in the past several years, from […]

Non-Competes Said To Cripple Prospects For Workers

May 17, 2017

Non-compete agreements are becoming more widespread and being imposed on a wider range of occupational categories, from sales and technical […]

End Of “Binary Sex Identity” Is Employer Conundrum

May 17, 2017

A  look at case law regarding gender discrimination and how this issue is playing out in a world where “binary […]

Employers Confront Tangle Of Federal, State, Local Regs

May 14, 2017

The sixth annual employer survey from Littler, the world’s largest employment law firm, tapped more than 1200 in-house…

Buffet: Healthcare Costs, Not Taxes, Cripple U.S. Companies

May 11, 2017

Corporate leaders are misguided in their preoccupation with the issue of taxes, according to Warren Buffet. What’s stifling growth for […]

Who Is The “Employer” In Criminal History Discrimination?

May 8, 2017

The New York Court of Appeals, the state’s highest court, has opined on which entities may be liable for discrimination […]

Are Harassment Hotlines Just Hokum?

April 24, 2017

In countering an onslaught of sexual harassment claims by former female employees, 21st Century Fox has pointed to an employee […]

Liability When An Employee Refuses Medical Treatment

April 19, 2017

How should employers react when an employee is injured on the job, or presents with some medical condition, but refuses […]

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