Supreme Court tosses 26 months of NLRB decisions in the rubbish
Today was a busy day at the Supreme Court. In addition to Quon (and three other non-labor and employment cases), it also issued its much an...
Quon v. Arch Wireless: If privacy rights fall in the forest and no one chooses to rule on them…
By Jon Hyman
Quon v. Arch Wireless was one the most anticipated cases before the U.S. Supreme Court for employment attorneys. We hoped that the Court wo...
6th Circuit upholds release of USERRA claim in separation agreement
By Jon Hyman
We employment lawyers love severance agreements. I preach their benefits to my clients for all but the most egregious of for-cause terminati...
The art of the apology
By Jon Hyman
Those who’ve been reading for awhile know that I grew up in Philadelphia. I am a proud survivor of the Philadelphia public school system. Wh...
Do you know? Mandatory union posting for federal contractors
By Jon Hyman
File this story under just because the Employee Free Choice Act is temporarily dead does not mean that the Obama administration cannot impac...