Posted by Mark P. Carey | Coronavirus, Covid-19, Employment Law Blog
What If They Opened the Economy and No One Came? With all 50 states set to lift at least some… Continue reading What If They Opened the Economy and No One Came?
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What If They Opened the Economy and No One Came? With all 50 states set to lift at least some… Continue reading What If They Opened the Economy and No One Came?
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If you are as outraged as I am by the well-capitalized hospitality industry and publicly traded companies gobbling up Paycheck… Continue reading Does Your Large Employer Owe You Paid Sick Leave and Enhanced FMLA Leave?
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THEY DENIED MY UNEMPLOYMENT CLAIM… NOW WHAT? The good news is that the enhanced unemployment benefits available in response to… Continue reading They Denied My Unemployment Claim…Now What?
Read MorePosted by Mark P. Carey | Disability Discrimination, Discrimination, Employment Law Blog, Mark Carey
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has issued the following critical guidance that lawyers and judges are using today and… Continue reading What You Should Know About COVID-19 and the ADA, the Rehabilitation Act, and Other EEO Laws
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What You Need to Know Before You Return to Work Even though the majority of Americans think it is too… Continue reading What You Need to Know Before You Return to Work
Read MorePosted by Mark P. Carey | Disability Discrimination, Discrimination, Employment Law Blog, Health and Wellness, Mark Carey, Newsletter, Pregnancy Discrimination
SCARED TO RETURN TO WORK DURING COVID-19? Even after weeks of quarantining and social distancing, we continue to read about… Continue reading Scared To Return To Work During Covid-19?
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Whistleblower Laws Help Healthcare Workers Do What’s Right AND Keep Their Jobs The news is alarming. More than 760 residents of Connecticut… Continue reading Whistleblower Laws Help Healthcare Workers Do What’s Right AND Keep Their Jobs
Read MorePosted by Elizabeth Swedock | Arbitration, Arbitration Agreements, Employment Contracts, Employment Law Blog, Liz Swedock, Noncompetition & Nonsolication Agreements, Severance Negotiation
By Liz Swedock Most at-will employees who have been recently terminated are given a œSeparation or œSeverance offer from their… Continue reading What to expect if you’re expecting…. to get fired
Read MorePosted by Mark P. Carey | Age Discrimination, Age discrimination, Disability Discrimination, Discrimination, Employment Contracts, Employment Law Blog, Family Medical Leave Act, Gender Discrimination, Newsletter, Noncompetition & Nonsolication Agreements, Pregnancy Discrimination, Race & National Origin Discrimination, Retaliation Discrimination, Severance, Severance Negotiations, Sexual & Gender Discrimination
A record 22 million people were laid off in one month since the coronavirus pandemic shut down large portions of… Continue reading The Covid-19 Catch-All: Why Your Recent Termination Might Have Been Unlawful
Read MorePosted by Elizabeth Swedock | Employment Law Blog, Family Medical Leave Act, Liz Swedock, Newsletter
By Liz Swedock For Employees “ Frequently Asked Questions During COVID-19: As I’m sure everyone reading this knows by now,… Continue reading For Employees “ Frequently Asked Questions During COVID-19
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