Labor and Employment

Turmoil After Law Firm Fires Alleged Trumpies

The president and a name partner at Minnesota’s “largest and nicest bankruptcy law firm” fired two employees, allegedly because he […]

The Anti-Vaxxers New York Law Firm

The anti-vaccination movement has proven to be more potent and extensive than most experts anticipated. It ranges from fantasy conspiracy […]

The Power of a Strong GC/CHRO Relationship

As companies formed crisis response teams to address the pandemic, the general counsel and the chief human resource officer were […]

The Fraught Post-Pandemic Transition For Employers

The ninth annual employer survey from labor and employment firm Littler finds that employers transitioning to a post-pandemic workplace are […]

Covid Is Accelerating the Gig Economy

Covid-19 has accelerated a transformation of the workplace that was underway long before the pandemic. The technological revolution, combined with […]

Expect Problems When Employees Return to the Workplace

According to Pew, 71 percent of American workers now work from home most of the time. As the pandemic wanes, […]

At Georgetown Law, An Attack On “The Progressoriat” From A Surprising Source

A professor at Georgetown Law takes on what she calls the Progressoriat, her term for progressive liberals whom she maintains […]

Why A Company Sued Its Own GC For Malpractice

The internecine dispute followed a period of cash flow problems and resulting difficulties in making payroll at the plaintiff finance […]

Covid-19 and Work-Related Psychological Injury

Vast numbers of people are getting anxious and depressed, and experiencing a variety of psychologically produced physical symptoms as a […]

Employers Unlikely to Mandate Covid Vaccinations

The availability of Covid-19 vaccines means hope that the end of the pandemic is in sight, but it also raises […]

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