Don’t give lip service to your harassment policy
It’s one thing to have a harassment policy. In fact, you’d be hard-pressed in 2011 to find many businesses that don’t. It’s entirely another...
By Jon Hyman
It’s one thing to have a harassment policy. In fact, you’d be hard-pressed in 2011 to find many businesses that don’t. It’s entirely another...
By Jon Hyman
Congratulations to Kristen ten Brink ( @onthe10brink on Twitter), who submitted the winning bid to Medical Costs Price Is Right: The act...
By Jon Hyman
An employer has an absolute obligation to investigate a complaint of harassment, and, where founded, take appropriate corrective action to s...
By Jon Hyman
Today is the last day to enter my little Medical Costs Price Is Right Contest ( official rules and pictures of the fabulous prize package he...
By Jon Hyman
Today, the Supreme Court heard oral argument in Dukes v. Wal-Mart (transcript available here). Dukes will determine the propriety the certi...
By Jon Hyman
One of the biggest wage and hour mistakes a company can make is assuming that it is legal to pay comp time in lieu of overtime for any hours...
By Jon Hyman
Last Friday, the EEOC published its long-awaited (and hotly debated) regulations implementing the Americans with Disabilities Act Amendments...
By Jon Hyman
There is still one week left to enter Medical Costs Price Is Right . The bids so far: $10,000 $62,000 $64,250 $92,750 $...
By Jon Hyman
Today, the EEOC made available to the public its final regulations interpreting the Americans with Disabilities Amendments Act (ADAAA). The ...
By Jon Hyman
More than three year ago, the 6th Circuit concluded that where an adverse employment action occurs very close in time after an employer lea...
By Jon Hyman
Kasten v. Saint-Gobain Performance Plastics asks a very simple question: does the word “file” in the Fair Labor Standards Act’s anti-retali...
By Jon Hyman
This morning, the Supreme Court held that the FLSA’s anti-retaliation provision includes oral, in addition to written, complaints. A co...
By Jon Hyman
Earlier this month, in Staub v. Proctor Hospital , the Supreme Court upheld the cat’s paw doctrine in discrimination cases. While Staub was...
By Jon Hyman
The Department of Labor may not be the most hospitable place for employers these days. Federal juries, however, can prove to be just the opp...
By Jon Hyman
If you wonder why office productivity sinks like a rock for the next two weeks, look no further than all of your employees checking their br...
By Jon Hyman
Legend tells us that in the 5th century, St. Patrick banished all snakes from Ireland. In honor of the day that celebrates Ireland’s patron...
By Jon Hyman
At Overlawyered, Walter Olson asks whether telecommuting is the next wave of wage and hour litigation. He might have a point. Some ...
By Jon Hyman
As many of you know, last month my son spent 19 days in the Cleveland Clinic. Now that he is home and, most importantly, healthy, I thought ...
By Jon Hyman
At 11:59 p.m. Friday night, the collective bargaining agreement between the NFL and the NFLPA expired, and the owners locked out its player...
By Jon Hyman
My god, I tried to avoid Charlie Sheen this week. Yet, here’s my fourth Sheen-related post in the last four days. I guess you can’t avoid th...