By Eric B. Meyer Last week, we had a two-part series at The Employer Handbook on the interplay between the Family and Medical Leave Act and the Americans … Read more

By Eric B. Meyer Last week, we had a two-part series at The Employer Handbook on the interplay between the Family and Medical Leave Act and the Americans … Read more
By Eric B. Meyer Courts analyzing anti-discrimination statutes such as Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Pennsylvania Human Relations Act … Read more
By John E. Thompson Various websites now provide questionnaires, checklists, programs, decision-trees, and so on to guide an employer in trying to decide … Read more
If your employer does business with the federal government, you already know — or should know — the rules about Internet hiring. You know the four criteria … Read more
This week, we’ve been taking on one of the most terrifying topics in the employment law universe: terminations. First, we gave you our official Top 11 … Read more
If your employer does business with the federal government, you already know — or should know — the rules about Internet hiring. You know the … Read more
California is about to become the third state to prohibit employers from asking employees or job seekers for access to their social media postings. Without … Read more
California is about to become the third state to prohibit employers from asking employees or job seekers for access to their social media postings. Without … Read more
By Leigh Branham The greatest obstacle to discovery is not ignorance — it is the illusion of knowledge —Daniel Boorstin It was almost six weeks since … Read more
In survey after survey after survey, termination troubles top the list of employment law issues that freak you out. Well, freak no more. Here are some of … Read more