WIRTW #54
As I celebrate the Phillies first World Series title in 28 years, and Philly’s first title in any of the major sports in 25 years (believe i...
More on smoking as a disability
By Jon Hyman
In commenting on my post on workplace smoking bans from earlier this week, Michael Moore at the Pennsylvania Employment Law Blog suggests ...
New FMLA regulations are on their way
By Jon Hyman
On October 20, the Department of Labor forwarded its final draft of new Family and Medical Leave Act regulations to the Office of Management...
Do you know? Time off to vote on election day
By Jon Hyman
Do you know? Ohio law requires that employers provide all employees a reasonable amount of time off to vote on election day. According to O....
Are there legal risks with smoking bans?
By Jon Hyman
I had the privilege of speaking last week at the COSE 2008 Small Business Conference . I received a question on the legality of workplace po...
WIRTW #53
By Jon Hyman
In honor of my beloved Phillies first World Series appearance in 25 years, I’m starting this week’s roster with a couple of sports-related p...
Is administrative exhaustion a statutory or jurisdictional requirement?
By Jon Hyman
It is axiomatic that a plaintiff must file a charge with the EEOC before filing a complaint alleging discrimination in federal court, and th...