Labor and Employment

9th Circuit Considers the Casting Couch

California’s Civil Code 51.9 was enacted decades ago to codify a woman’s right to work free from unwanted sexual advances, […]

The general counsel of the Service Employees International Union calls it “outrageous and shameful.” The NLRB ruling, which went into […]

Some policies exclude devices not owned by the “named insured”; some require that the named insured have an on-the-record….

“Sure, it’s crazy to think that any for-profit corporation would cede such power to compliance officers,” writes Richard Cassin. Nevertheless, […]

Restricting access to the workplace based on a medical exam is normally frowned upon by the EEOC, but not so […]

Covid-19 antibody tests, considered crucial to any rational back-to-work strategy, have been rushed to market, and many are proving to […]

Some law firms have already furloughed employees, cut salaries or laid off employees in response to the Covid crisis, and […]

By the end of March, hundreds of companies worldwide had announced “drastic cuts” to the pay of senior executives…

It’s fair to say the COVID-19 pandemic is the biggest jolt to the workplace at least since WWII. A “flash […]

At a time of unprecedented stress in many sectors of the economy, some employers are looking to unpaid leaves of […]