Apr 2, 2013

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New employment law will boost performance in Oman
Times of Oman
The government of Oman is shaping the employment market in new ways that will influence the day to day working life of Omani citizens and residents. January 2013 saw the implementation of an annual minimum three per cent pay rise for nationals and this ...
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Times of Oman
Court Overturns National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) Decision in Stella D'Oro ...
The National Law Review
Peter T. Tschanz is an associate in the Indianapolis office of Barnes & Thornburg LLP, where he is a member of the Labor & Employment Law Department. Mr. Tschanz concentrates his practice in representing management interests in both employment ...
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Robyn M. McKibbin Named Partner at Stone Cha & Dean LLP
Fort Mills Times
Woodland Hills, California-based Stone Cha & Dean LLP is pleased to name Robyn M. McKibbin as a partner in its Employment Law practice group. Robyn is a civil litigator and employment counselor with 15 years' experience representing both corporate ...
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The Road to Justice Under California Labor Law
LawyersandSettlements.com
Fresno, CA: When a private construction project intersects with a public entity such as a highway or public thoroughfare, there are rules and statutes under the auspices of California labor law that govern workers and how much they are paid. In other ...
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LawyersandSettlements.com
Can you package someone out instead of investigating misconduct?
Canadian HR Reporter (blog)
It has always been the case that an employer is entitled to dismiss an employee at any time, for almost any reason (other than protected grounds under human rights legislation), so long as it provided appropriate notice or pay in lieu thereof. The ...
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Why do Employers end up in Employment Tribunals?
bdaily
Small businesses cannot afford the extravagance of an HR department, and therefore cannot afford to keep up with the frequent changes in employment legislation. Employment law changes occur normally each April and October. If you fail to notice a ...
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2013 Godfrey & Kahn Labor & Employment Seminars
The National Law Review
This complimentary half-day seminar is designed to serve the needs of executives, human resource professionals, in-house counsel and front-line supervisors, this seminar focuses on labor and employment law trends and practical approaches to preventing ...
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Akron Restaurant Dropped the Ohio Employment Ball
LawyersandSettlements.com
Akron, OH: When an Ohio-based restaurant owner paid his non-exempt workers a flat weekly salary without taking into consideration the number of hours those workers would be toiling, he landed himself in hot water with Ohio Labor Laws and federal labor ...
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LawyersandSettlements.com
Nevada Franchise Business Network Spring 2013 Meeting: Top 10 Labor And ...
The National Law Review
For franchisors, it is important to stay on top of new developments in the world of labor and employment law that may significantly affect their business. The next meeting of the Nevada Franchise Business Network will address some of these new ...
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Social media gauges potential employees
ASU Herald
Any employer, despite the industry, wants a reliable employee who will show up to work without being hung-over. Equal employment laws make questions about an applicant's personal life unheard of (there are now even restrictions on negatively using a ...
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Q&A With Fox Rothschild's Nancy Yaffe
Law360 (subscription)
Law360, New York (April 01, 2013, 12:38 PM ET) -- Nancy Yaffe is a partner in the Los Angeles office of Fox Rothschild LLP. She focuses her practice on labor and employment law counseling and litigation with an emphasis on problem prevention.
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Empire HR opens its first office in the central belt
Herald Scotland
A team of six people has been hired for the Glasgow office of the health and safety, human resource and employment law company. The Aberdeen business said it had made the move south due to client demand. It plans to add to staff numbers in its newest ...
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Why College Grads Are Turning to Low-wage Jobs
Campus Progress
In a recent study released by NELP, the National Employment Law Project, the low-wage occupational sector is the fastest growing sector in the economy, even though this sector only lost about one-fifth of its jobs. Meanwhile, the middle-wage job ...
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Campus Progress
Right to give a written warning contested
The Southland Times
OPINION: In employment law where an employee establishes that he or she has been unjustifiably disadvantaged, the Employment Relations Authority must consider the issue of any contribution made by the employee before making a final award, writes ...
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The Southland Times
Cases test the limits of pregnancy discrimination laws
InsideCounsel
The Pregnancy Discrimination Act (PDA), passed in 1978, requires employers to provide pregnant employees with the same accommodations as those who are similar in their ability to work. But, in practice, the law doesn't always require companies to ...
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InsideCounsel
The HR IQ Test: April '13
Business Management Daily
by The HR Specialist: Employment Law on April 1, 2013 1:00pm in HR Management,Human Resources. 1. According to a new survey, what do employees fear most in the workplace? a. Making a crucial mistake in their jobs. b. Speaking in front of a group. c.
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Health Exchanges for Small Nonprofits and Businesses Delayed
The Nonprofit Quarterly
The idea that small businesses would finally get a leg up was a major selling point of the law, but John C. Arensmeyer of the Small Business Majority called the delay "a major letdown for small business owners and their employees," which is probably an ...
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Why tribunals aren't working for firms or staff
Fresh Business Thinking
Back in 2010, the government set out on an employment law review, designed to find that balance. Since then we have had a range of proposals, some of which have been introduced while others didn't get far. The ubiquity of debate about the Beecroft ...
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Consider ADA if sick worker needs more leave
Business Management Daily
Consider ADA if sick worker needs more leave. by The HR Specialist: California Employment Law on April 1, 2013 6:00pm in Discrimination and Harassment,Human Resources. Employees who are temporarily unable to perform their jobs because of a ...
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Increasing Discrimination Obligations Coming from State and Municipal Levels
The National Law Review
This highlights what seems to be another trend – more employment law initiatives on the state and local level. Certain issues such as noncompete agreements and substance abuse testing have historically been addressed at the state level, but the level ...
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Employer may waive employee's notice of resignation: Quebec court
Canadian Employment Law Today (subscription)
The Quebec Court of Appeal recently rendered a decision that has major implications with respect to notices of resignation in Quebec . In a two-to-one decision, the Court of Appeal stated that an employer may waive the notice of resignation an employee ...
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George Osborne is right to stand firm on benefits
Express.co.uk
He needs to take us OUT of the EU, move anybody not from Britain and who has never worked out, he needs to make much fairer employment law for people forced to work for Employment Agencies and stop all the laid off for a week and then take back on ...
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The law of unintended consequences
CIPD (blog)
Employees who started work on or after 6 April 2012 require two years' continuous service before they can claim ordinary unfair dismissal. However, employers need to remember this rule only applies to new employees. Those employees whose employment ...
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CA Allows Fired Attorney to Sue Law Firm Over Disability Claim
Metropolitan News-Enterprise
The Court of Appeal for this district Friday said a former associate at the national law firm of Bingham McCutchen can sue the firm for employment discrimination and wrongful termination. Hartwell Harris, a former Bingham associate in Santa Monica ...
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Foulston Siefkin partner Doug Stanley dies
Kansas.com
His focused on employment and labor law matters, including serving as adviser to Spirit AeroSystems. His was named Wichita Labor & Employment Lawyer of the Year by Best Lawyers in America, selected by his peers as a Missouri and Kansas Super ...
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Kansas.com
A fairer way to hire minorities in NJ: Opinion
The Star-Ledger - NJ.com (blog)
Today, most employers routinely run background checks on their employees, and according to the National Employment Law Project, one in four U.S. adults has a criminal record that may appear on a consumer background report. To be sure, employers have ...
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The Star-Ledger - NJ.com (blog)
Parliamentary Hearings on the Initiative of the NA Standing Committee on ...
National Assembly of RA
The Head of the Department on Labor and Employment of the RA Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs Tadevos Avetisyan has presented the legal regulation of the labor and employment of the persons with disabilities within the framework of the RA law and ...
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Govt ready to help anyone hit by new Saudi rule on employment
Daily News & Analysis
Government today said it is constantly monitoring the situation in Saudi Arabia following the Kingdom's proposed implementation of the "Nitaqat" (naturalisation) law in its employment sector and help Indian workers there who could be affected by it.
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Daily News & Analysis
Casualisation, Precarious Threat to Decent Employment
AllAfrica.com
According to analysts, the erosion of the employee-employer relationship, often the basis of labour law, is leading directly to a growing number of violations of workers' rights. There is therefore a disconnect in employment and productivity resulting ...
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Illinois businesses push immigration reform
Albany Times Union
The group's push comes as Congress gets ready to hammer out the details of a potential immigration law overhaul. Business and labor leaders last week agreed on a broad outline. Caterpillar CEO Douglas Oberhelman spoke Monday at a kickoff event in ...
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Smithson: Probation meant as an opportunity to demonstrate skills
Kelowna Capital News
I sometimes refer to the probation period as the Rodney Dangerfield of employment law (for those of you not old enough to know, that means it gets no respect). But few legal mechanisms can be more effective in getting employers out of employment ...
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Flexi staffing industry seeks regulatory framework
Hindu Business Line
As flexi staffing seems to be gaining popularity with employers, the Indian staffing industry has called for a regulatory framework and labour law reforms to align it with employers' needs. At an International colloquium held here on Wednesday, the ...
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High Court Rules US Government Can Be Sued Over Actions Of Prison Guards
North Country Public Radio
The Court agreed the lower court rulings were too narrow, and held that people can sue the federal government under the FTCA for "acts or omissions of law enforcement officers that arise within the scope of their employment, regardless of whether the ...
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UK Jew's Harassment Claim Fails
Daily Beast
And in October of last year he brought a case to an Employment Tribunal against the union for unlawful harassment of him as a Jew. He and other campaigners had successfully used the law before when a 2008 draft union congress motion proposing academic ...
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Michigan right-to-work law heading to court this week over alleged violation ...
MLive.com
The Open Meetings Act suit is one of at least three pending legal challenges to Michigan's new right-to-work law, which prohibits new labor contracts requiring workers to pay union dues or fees as a condition of employment. The law officially took ...
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MLive.com
Policy uncertainty 'still hobbles business' in SA
BDlive
Confidence that labour laws were conducive to business growth was still weak among small and medium businesses in the fourth quarter of last year, according to the latest Business Partners Limited small and medium enterprise index. Business Partners ...
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BDlive
Judge rules Stockton, Calif., to enter bankruptcy
Businessweek
"It's apparent to me the city would not be able to perform its obligations to its citizens on fundamental public safety as well as other basic government services without the ability to have the muscle of the contract-impairing power of federal ...
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Blogs2 new results for Employment Law
 
All You Could Ask For : New Jersey Employment Law Blog : Lawyer ...
By Frank Steinberg
New Jersey Employment Law Blog - Current Information on Employment Law and Business/Civil Litigation · Steinberg Law, LLC · Home; All You Could Ask For. All You Could Ask For. Posted on April 02, 2013 by Frank Steinberg ...
New Jersey Employment Law Blog
Daily Kos: Ohio's GOP attorney general fearlessly defends business ...
By rss@dailykos.com (Jed Lewison)
Consider if one or more of these tags fits your diary: Civil Rights, community, Congress, Culture, Economy, Education, Elections, Energy, Environment, Health Care, International, Labor, Law, media, Meta, National Security, Science, ...
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Web6 new results for Employment Law
 
Asia Employment Law: Quarterly Review - Publications - Mayer Brown
To help keep you up to date, Mayer Brown JSM has produced the Asia Employment Law: Quarterly Review, an e-publication covering 15 jurisdictions in Asia.
www.mayerbrown.com/Asia-Employment-Law-Quarterly-Rev...
Former Arkansas Law Dean Elected to International Labor Law Board
Professor and Dean Emeritus Robert Moberly has been elected to the Executive Board of the U.S. Branch of the International Society for Labor Law and Social ...
law.uark.edu/.../former-arkansas-law-dean-elected-to-internati...
Congratulations to the Employment Law Moot Court ... - Louisville
3L's Denise Hall and Leah Smith competed in the Wagner Labor and Employment Law Competition in New York City last week. Although they did not advance ...
www.law.louisville.edu/node/10868
Find Labor And Employment Winston Salem, North Carolina Law ...
Find listings and reviews for Labor And Employment law firms in ...
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Navigating through the Challenging German Employment Law ...
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Business Workshop: Colorado Youth Employment Law ... - Fort Collins
The Larimer County Workforce Center is hosting a free Colorado Employment Youth Law workshop conducted by Mark Kochman, a compliance officer ...
larimerworkforce.org/.../business-workshop-colorado-youth-e...


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