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I am at a loss for words…

Monday, June 1, 2020 By Jon Hyman

I cannot ignore the appalling tragedies we experienced over the past week, first through the murder of George Floyd, and then through the ri...

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Coronavirus Update 5-29-2020: Friday olio — an A+ set of reopening guidelines, a webinar, and a playlist

Friday, May 29, 2020 By Jon Hyman

A few shares for your Friday.  First, on Wednesday the CDC published sweeping recommendations for reopening office buildings . According to ...

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Coronavirus Update 5-28-2020: Is your business ready for the COVID-19 golden age of union organizing?

Thursday, May 28, 2020 By Jon Hyman

Among the many lessons we will learn from the COVID-19 pandemic is its demonstration of the importance of union membership for essential wor...

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Coronavirus Update 5-27-2020: Is McDonald’s really a public nuisance?

Wednesday, May 27, 2020 By Jon Hyman

As I've written in the past , it's difficult bordering on impossible for an employee to sue their employer based on an alleged COVID...

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Coronavirus Update 5-26-2020: When an employee isn’t social distancing outside of work

Tuesday, May 26, 2020 By Jon Hyman

How did you spend your Memorial Day weekend? Mine was way more mundane than years past. I watched my nephew receive his high school diploma ...

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Coronavirus Update 5-22-2020: We really don’t want our employees being “Tisons"

Friday, May 22, 2020 By Jon Hyman

Social media is congratulating Tison, a Costco employee who turned away an angry customer who refused to wear a mask, a condition required b...

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Coronavirus Update 5-21-2020: Ohio judge grants Pyrrhic victory to gyms closed by Stay at Home Order

Thursday, May 21, 2020 By Jon Hyman

The 1851 Center for Constitutional Law  sued the State of Ohio on behalf of 35 gyms forced to close because of Ohio's Stay of Home Order...

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Management-side employment lawyer. Chair of Employment & Labor and Craft Beer practices at Wickens Herzer Panza.

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