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Read moreTo rein in wrongful dismissal costs, tools such as salary continuance, clawbacks and reference letters can help, say two experts Mitigation — the duty of dismissed employees to look for new work — ...
Read moreHinshaw attorney Lauren Swanson recently authored a Law360 “Expert Analysis” article examining the Eleventh Circuit’s decision in Villarino v. Pacesetter Personnel Service, Inc., which clarified th...
Read moreAs more layoffs are announced across the country, employers operating in Ohio must make sure they understand their obligations under the state’s “mini-WARN” law that just rolled out last fall. The...
Read moreAgents got far less instruction in key areas including use of force and constitutional rights, the whistleblower claims, as the administration races to train thousands of new agents Bookmark popove...
Read moreA San Diego County ordinance requiring private employers to pay prevailing wages to traffic control workers is not preempted by federal labor law, a California federal judge ruled Monday, rejecting...
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Read moreDays after Solomon Islands elected a new prime minister who has been a critic of the South Pacific nation's closeness to China, social media users shared images of the National Provident Fund (NPF)...