Hooters sued for not hiring men
An alleged rejected male job applicant for a food server position at a Corpus Christi, Texas, Hooters has filed a class action sex discrimin...
By Jon Hyman
An alleged rejected male job applicant for a food server position at a Corpus Christi, Texas, Hooters has filed a class action sex discrimin...
By Jon Hyman
Do you know? Unless you are a state or local government, it is illegal to provide “comp” time in lieu of time-and-a-half for hours worked in...
By Jon Hyman
A lot of ink has been spilled about the nuts and bolts of the amendments to the ADA. The amendments make some key fundamental changes to var...
By Jon Hyman
What I’m Reading returns after an extended holiday break. To follow up on my post from earlier this week on the Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, M...
By Jon Hyman
I’m in the process of drafting an employee handbook, which got me thinking – what are the policies that every handbook absolutely must conta...
By Jon Hyman
According to Monday’s New York Times , Congressional Democrats are looking to fast-track the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act. This should not c...
By Jon Hyman
Do you know? What does it take for an employee to qualify under the Fair Labor Standards Act’s Administrative Exemption? To qualify for th...
By Jon Hyman
For the uninitiated, Blawg Review is a weekly compilation of the prior week’s best posts from the legal blogosphere. It’s peer-reviewed, wh...
By Jon Hyman
On Wednesday, January 28, 2009, Kohrman Jackson & Krantz will hold its inaugural Employment Law Breakfast Briefing: The Top 10 Labor ...
By Jon Hyman
Since I ended 2008 with a look back at the top stories of the past year , I thought I’d start 2009 with a look forward at what to expect in ...
By Jon Hyman
Today brings us to the end of our countdown, and the top two labor and employment law stories of the year. Each of these stories will have f...
By Jon Hyman
Today brings us numbers 4 and 3 of our countdown of the year’s top labor and employment law stories: 4. President Bush signs the ADA Amend...
By Jon Hyman
Our year-end countdown the year’s top 10 labor and employment law stories continues with numbers 6 and 5: 6. The Ohio Supreme Court holds ...
By Jon Hyman
We continue our year-end countdown of 2008’s top 10 labor and employment law stories with numbers 8 and 7: 8. Wage and hour lawsuits conti...
By Jon Hyman
A couple of Sundays ago, the New York Times suggested that more and more companies will be flat out shutting down for the last week of the ...
By Jon Hyman
Do you know? What does it take for an employee to qualify as exempt under the Executive Exemption of the Fair Labor Standards Act? Yesterday...
By Jon Hyman
At the end of last year, I made a list of New Year’s resolutions for everyone. Number 4 on that list was, “Audit your wage and hour practic...
By Jon Hyman
What I’m Reading This Week will be taking the rest of the year off to recharge it’s batteries. After today’s column, this feature will retu...
By Jon Hyman
Hot off the presses from the Department of Labor are the following documents to use when the new FMLA regulations go into effect on January ...
By Jon Hyman
Let’s review the currently protected classes. Under the current state of the law, it is illegal to discharge, to refuse to hire, or otherwis...