By John Hollon Pardon me while I shed a few tears for the end of college internships as we have known them. The recent post here on TLNT by labor attorney … Read more

By John Hollon Pardon me while I shed a few tears for the end of college internships as we have known them. The recent post here on TLNT by labor attorney … Read more
By Peter D. Holbrook In 2000, a Court of Appeal held that an employer cannot lawfully make the signing of an employment agreement that contains an … Read more
By Michael R. Greco A sales manager has signed a contract with his employer agreeing that client lists are confidential and agreeing not to solicit clients … Read more
By Patricia F. Weisberg If your company offers unpaid internships to students, take heed: The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) has begun to crack down on … Read more
* See update below Six leading high-tech companies have agreed to settle an antitrust claim arising from an arrangement among them not to poach each … Read more
By Brent A. Cossrow When employees resign to join competitors, it is not uncommon for employers to review the former employees’ workplace computers … Read more
As search professionals and recruiters, we are learning more about the benefits of leveraging social media and integrating it as a trusted recruiting tool … Read more
This post’s inquiry comes from Coy Fite: “Jeff, What should one say and do if a mad target company’s attorney (a company you’re … Read more
By Reyburn W. Lominack III So the former employee who walked out the door with your company’s “secret recipe” is not in the mob. Does that mean the … Read more
This post’s inquiry comes from Neil McNulty: “My thanks to Jeff for his clarification on compensating placement consultants who are … Read more