In 2016, Derek Rotondo requested paid parental leave from his employer, JPMorgan Chase. He claims he was told that in most cases, only primary caregivers (presumably mothers) are eligible for the full 16 weeks of parental leave, and that he would
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June
26,
2019
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10:18
February
26,
2019
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12:56
In large part due to the #MeToo social media movement, the issue of workplace sexual harassment is trending. Now is the time for employers to ensure that they are in compliance with federal and state laws prohibiting workplace discrimination,
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July
18,
2018
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02:54
The Supreme Court of the United States recently issued a major decision in the case Epic Systems Corp. v. Lewis that upholds the rights of employers to require its employees to pursue individual arbitration for resolving employment disputes.
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June
27,
2018
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02:43
Q: We received a background check on a candidate that showed a recent conviction for violent crime. Do we have to tell him that the background check report is why we are rescinding his offer of employment?
January
10,
2018
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03:05
WHITE PAPER
Continuing an effort to reverse or modify many of the employee and union-friendly policies promulgated by his predecessor, the NLRB’s General Counsel, Peter Robb, announced new guidance on handbook rules and policies following the NLRB’s
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September
26,
2017
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09:18
Q: Since medical marijuana is now legal in Ohio, as an employer, can I enforce our drug-free workplace policy against employees who are impaired at work even though they are lawfully using it?
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