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In the April 9 New York Times , Jonathan Glater reported that more and more people are turning to self-representation during the current eco...
By Jon Hyman
In the April 9 New York Times , Jonathan Glater reported that more and more people are turning to self-representation during the current eco...
By Jon Hyman
There is little doubt that the current economic crisis has caused havoc on a lot of good intentioned people’s credit scores. During the good...
By Jon Hyman
The employment law story of the week is courtesy of Overlawyered and OnPoint . The Poplar Bluff, Missouri, library has agreed to pay a form...
By Jon Hyman
More ink has been spilled about COBRA in the past two months than was written about it in total since its passage in 1985. And, the hits kee...
By Jon Hyman
The EEOC announced that it settled a national origin discrimination claim against a California nursing home company for $450,000. The lawsu...
By Jon Hyman
From the network that brought us reality TV gems such as The Littlest Groom , Who Wants To Marry a Millionaire , and My Big, Fat, Obnoxious ...
By Jon Hyman
There is no law in Ohio that requires an employer to grant an employee access to his or her personnel file. There are, however, two key exce...
By Jon Hyman
Courtesy of my friends at PointofLaw.com is the story of the dangers that lurk when distributing information about an employee’s terminatio...
By Jon Hyman
Yay! I’m number 71, alphabetically, on the Delaware Employment Law Blog ’s list of the top 100 employment law blogs. Seriously, this list is...
By Jon Hyman
As an employment lawyer, my practice has a lot of different aspects. I’m a counselor, helping clients tame workplace issues before they beco...
By Jon Hyman
Join KJK’s Labor & Employment attorneys to learn How to Stay Union Free in a Union-Friendly World . Capitol Hill is gearing up for one o...
By Jon Hyman
Famed columnist William Safire once said, “Nobody stands taller than those willing to stand corrected.” I hope he’s right, because I feel p...
By Jon Hyman
Cancer survivors are 37% more likely to be unemployed than their healthy counterparts. ( See Cancer Survivors Struggle to Find Jobs, Study F...
By Jon Hyman
Last month I provided some tips on how to properly layoff employees who happen to fall into a protected class . Last week, in Bell v. Prefix...
By Jon Hyman
After last week’s glut of posts on the Employee Free Choice Act, I bring you this week’s EFCA-free WIRTW. This week the Supreme Court held...
By Jon Hyman
Yesterday, the Supreme Court issued its opinion in 14 Penn Plaza v. Pyett , which enforced a provision in a collective-bargaining agreement ...
By Jon Hyman
According to CNN , French workers are holding management hostage over their refusal to negotiate severance: Hundreds of French workers,...
By Jon Hyman
The Americans with Disabilities Act sets limits on when and how employers can ask applicants or employees medical questions. At the pre-empl...
By Jon Hyman
Sunday’s New York Times ran an articles called When the Stork Carries a Pink Slip . It makes the point that there is nothing illegal about i...
By Jon Hyman
I’ve never been a huge fan of Arlen Specter, Pennsylvania’s senior Senator. When I was a junior in high school, I participated Presidential ...