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Ryan Bykerk and Philip Person host a three part series on Reductions in Force (RIFs). In part three of the series they discuss non-WARN legal requirements and adverse impact studies.

Ryan Bykerk and Philip Person talk to Brian Kelly, Global Head of Employment Law at WeWork, about the legal issues that crop up in remote work arrangements.

In the article, "Guest Voices: Maintaining Office Productivity and Staying Legal During March Madness," featured in the San Antonio Express-News, Partner Joseph Gagnon provides advice...

US OSHA currently has several well-established regulations that apply to aspects of workplace protection that also apply to certain workplaces operating during the pandemic.

Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels Thursday signed into law the Emergency Powers and Parking Lots Act, otherwise known as the "Bring Your Gun to Work" Act.

Despite best efforts to police employees and protect customers and business partners, chances are high that dealerships will have to investigate allegations of theft in the workplace

Being thankful for all things Cal-peculiar, our blog team is taking a break this week.

Recent scientific developments have shown that too much stress can take a toll on your body, mind, and behavior

Sara Begley wrote a blog on Forbes.com discussing the growing trend of parental involvement in a candidate's job interview and salary negotiations.

In the article, "Hiring Millennials and Generation Z Employees Within the Automotive Dealership Industry," featured in MAADA, Matt Simpson and Steven Ferenczy provide best practices to effectively hire and retain this new flood...

In this article, May Mon Post shares best practices that employers should follow when hiring seasonal staff.

The Illinois Human Rights Commission recently ruled against Hobby Lobby and found that it had discriminated against a transgendered employee by refusing to let her use the women's restroom...

Certain employment practices common to the health care industry – including rounding employees' start and stop times, individuals working for different facilities ...

How Life Science Employers Can Ensure Restrictive Covenants Survive a Restructuring

In the article, "How to 'Backtrack' to Comply With New DOL Overtime Rules," featured in the Memphis Business Journal, Courtney Leyes gives advice on how to "backtrack into" current employee salaries...

Howard Wexler was interviewed in "Lawyer 2 Lawyer: The Trump Administration and U.S. Labor Laws," a March 3 podcast from the Legal Talk Network on U.S. Federal Labor laws...

In two companion orders in Pruell v. Caritas Christi, the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts dismissed the claims against multiple healthcare institutions in the Caritas Christi healthcare network.