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The US Supreme Court this week determined that companies may condition employment on workers arbitrating their employment claims alone. This landmark decision will surely reverberate across the employment law landscape for years. For now, however, employers should tread lightly.
Read moreIt’s vital that you take allegations of harassment and misconduct seriously while also taking steps to protect your organization from potential claims.
Read moreNow, as much as ever, employers must be ready in case they are accused of retaliating against employees who become whistleblowers, regardless of whether they report internally or externally.
Read moreEmployers can run afoul of employment law if they’re not careful to balance their duty to maintain safe workplaces with employee rights.
Read moreThe future of the DOL's overtime expansion is unclear as the DOL appeals the federal court's temporary injunction.
Read moreEmployers should prepare as broader interpretations of “joint employment” and “independent contractor” have already provided new litigation opportunities for plaintiffs.
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