Cuatrecasas has confirmed Isabel Merenciano as its newest partner for the Valencia office. Merenciano has developed a career as an Employment lawyer for almost twenty-five years. She has extensiv...

The Federal Program Management division administers the city’s U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) entitlement and community development grant programs and oversees federal gra...

This Country To Make ‘Work From Home’ To Be A Legal Right: Since the COVID19 pandemic hit the world, life has not been the same for people across the globe. From masks, social distancing, cough a...

A Texas hospital employee found an elderly couple shot to death in a suspected murder-suicide on the morning of July 7, accrding to KSAT. An employee of Methodist Hospital in San Antonio found a ...

I do a lot of prevailing wage defense and am always interested in developments in this nuanced area of wage-hour law. I have noticed a trend lately that States (e.g. New York have been legislatin...

A California priest who was defrocked in March after protesting the Catholic Church over its record on abuse says he was removed from the priesthood simply for being too critical. “It hit me hard...

While Southwest Airlines (NYSE: LUV) is engaged in a public battle with Colorado over the state’s two-year-old paid sick leave law, it is far from the only company that’s run afoul of the new reg...

In partnership with the Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation, GW’s Center for Excellence in Public Leadership recently hosted a celebration that honored extraordinary public servants. The Geor...

Lydia Indombo The Affirmative Action (Employment) Act, 1998 (No.29 of 1998) places an obligation on every Relevant Employer to prepare and implement a three-year Affirmative Action Plan. The Affi...

The COVID-19 pandemic dramatically changed the world of work, including expectations around employee benefits. In 2021, more than 47 million Americans quit their jobs. Many are reconsidering thei...