Are you searching employees’ work computers as part of litigation?
If you’re not searching a plaintiff’s work computer during litigation, this story may cause you to reconsider. Tim Marcum is the head coa...
One is the loneliest number – unless you’ve filed an unfair labor practice charge
By Jon Hyman
Lots of employers have lots of policies that they think are legal, but in fact are not. One perfect example is policies that prohibit employ...
Updating 20th century laws for the 21st century
By Jon Hyman
At his Connecticut Employment Law Blog , Daniel Schwartz argues that it’s time to start modernizing our workplace laws. As an example, Danie...
Not every employee needs a noncompete
By Jon Hyman
Noncompetition agreements are fabulous tools. They protect employer’s trade secrets and other confidential and proprietary information, cust...
WIRTW #162 (the bad necktie edition)
By Jon Hyman
I am an expat Philadelphian. When the Eagles came to Cleveland in 2004, I wore my Donovan McNabb jersey with pride inside Browns Stadium, an...