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Best Of


A selection of some of the posts of which I am most proud:

Why I'm a management-side lawyer

Why I'm anti-union

A rock-and-roll employment lesson, via the Old 97's

The art of the apology

Lessons from Childrens' Lit

The Golden Rule of employment relations

"If I could press a button and instantly vaporize one sector of employment law?"

8 common employee handbook mistakes, and how to avoid them

Must employers pay unused vacation at termination? It depends.

Written by Jon Hyman, a partner in the Employment & Labor practice at Wickens Herzer Panza.
For more information, contact Jon at (440) 695-8044 or JHyman@Wickenslaw.com.

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