Posted by Mark P. Carey | Employment Law Blog, Newsletter
By Mark Carey The CARES Act application opens today April 3, 2020. The following PDF document is the most… Continue reading The Small Business Owner’s Guide to the CARES Act
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Posted by Mark P. Carey | Employment At-Will, Employment Law Blog, Mark Carey, Newsletter
By Mark Carey COVID-19 and How the Employment At-Will Rule Destroyed a Nation: For the week ending March 21, 2020,… Continue reading Covid-19 and How the Employment At-Will Rule Destroyed a Nation
Read MoreCovid-19 and Noncompetition Agreements: 4 Situations Where They Are Not Enforceable
Posted by Mark P. Carey | Employment Law Blog, Newsletter, Noncompetition & Nonsolication Agreements
If this blog article has caught your attention, you likely already understand what a non-compete is and might even be… Continue reading Covid-19 and Noncompetition Agreements: 4 Situations Where They Are Not Enforceable
Read MoreThe New Shared Work Program Might Be Your Solution During the Covid-19 Pandemic
Posted by Mark P. Carey | Employment Law Blog, Newsletter
THE NEW SHARED WORK PROGRAM MIGHT BE YOUR SOLUTION DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC It is possible that many of you… Continue reading The New Shared Work Program Might Be Your Solution During the Covid-19 Pandemic
Read MoreContracts and Covid-19 What Businesses, Employers and Employees Need to Know
Posted by Mark P. Carey | Employment Law Blog, Newsletter
In light of the imminent widespread COVID-19 outbreak across the U.S., parties to contracts, both in business and employment scenarios… Continue reading Contracts and Covid-19 What Businesses, Employers and Employees Need to Know
Read MoreNew Federal Law Grants Paid Leave for Coronavirus
Posted by Mark P. Carey | Employment Law Blog, Family Medical Leave Act
New Federal Law Grants Paid Leave for Coronavirus. On April 2, the Emergency Paid Sick Leave Act and the Emergency… Continue reading New Federal Law Grants Paid Leave for Coronavirus
Read MoreHours Reduced or Laid Off Because of Coronavirus File for Unemployment Benefits
Posted by Elizabeth Swedock | Employment Law Blog, Liz Swedock, Newsletter, Unemployment Compensation
By Liz Swedock Hours Reduced or Laid Off Because of Coronavirus File for Unemployment Benefits. Massive layoffs are not only… Continue reading Hours Reduced or Laid Off Because of Coronavirus File for Unemployment Benefits
Read MoreProtecting Your Job During Coronavirus Two Things Employees Should Look Out For
Posted by Elizabeth Swedock | Age Discrimination, Disability Discrimination, Discrimination, Employment Law Blog, Family Medical Leave Act, Gender Discrimination, Liz Swedock, Pregnancy Discrimination, Race & National Origin Discrimination, Religious Discrimination, Retaliation Discrimination, Severance, Sexual & Gender Discrimination
By Liz Swedock Protecting Your Job During Coronavirus Two Things Employees Should Look Out For. COVID-19 is interrupting everyone’s lives… Continue reading Protecting Your Job During Coronavirus Two Things Employees Should Look Out For
Read MoreUncovering Your Bias About People Infected By the Coronavirus
Posted by Mark P. Carey | Disability Discrimination, Discrimination, Employment Law Blog, Mark Carey
By Mark Carey Uncovering Your Bias About People Infected By the Coronavirus. You know the man in the supermarket you… Continue reading Uncovering Your Bias About People Infected By the Coronavirus
Read MoreEmployees Are Entitled to Mandatory Paid Leave During Coronavirus Outbreak
Posted by Mark P. Carey | Employment Law Blog, Family Medical Leave Act, Mark Carey, Wage & Hour Topics
By Mark Carey Employees Are Entitled to Mandatory Paid Leave During Coronavirus Outbreak. In our continuing effort to bring you… Continue reading Employees Are Entitled to Mandatory Paid Leave During Coronavirus Outbreak
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