The Employment Law Toolkit is a comprehensive resource highlighting the significant employment and labor issues facing Illinois employers in today’s business environment. It focuses on providing practical and cost-effective suggestions on how to avoid employment and labor-related liability and comply with many state and federal laws facing employers.
Arnstein & Lehr Partner and member of
Chicago Partner Mark Spognardi discusses union contribution audits in the November 2009 issue of The Builder.
Dealing With Union Contribution Audits from Builder Volume 13, Issue 4
General-Counselor.com is the employment blog for in-house attorneys, business owners and executives. Recent posts to General-Counselor.com include:
Judge dismisses suit where boss texted witness by Joel Rothman
OFCCP to increase compliance audits on federal construction contractors by Mark A. Spognardi
Sweeping Overhaul to VESSA To Become Law Soon by E. Jason Tremblay
Court compels arbitration of FLSA claims by
Chicago Partner E. Jason Tremblay recently added five more pieces of pending federal legislation to his article, “Pending Federal Employment Legislation Update: Employers Beware.” This article provides a brief description of the pending legislation, as well as the significant changes called for under each piece of legislation.
The new additions include:
Healthy Families Act (S. 1152, H.R.
Arnstein & Lehr LLP Labor & Employment Law attorney, E. Jason Tremblay, discusses how employers might avoid employment-Related Litigation in 2009 and Beyond. He does this by offering 14 preventative measures every employer should complete. The article appeared in the May-June 2009 issue of HR Advisor.
Avoiding Employment-Related Litigation in 2009 and Beyond: 14 Preventative Measures
Introduction
Congress has been busy so far this year introducing employment-related legislation that, if passed, will significantly affect employers throughout the country. As such, employers need to be aware of the variety of employment-related legislation currently before Congress. While the proposed legislation may be significantly altered through amendments or could lose the support of important proponents
Chicago Partner and Chair of the Labor & Employment Law Practice Group, Paul E. Starkman, authored a blog posting today for General-Counselor.com entitled, U.S. Supreme Court creates a sea of change in the law of age discrimination. General-Counselor.com is the employment law blog for in-house attorneys, business owners and executives maintained by Arnstein & Lehr’s
Wailin Wong of the Chicago Tribune recently interviewed Arnstein & Lehr Partner Mark Spognardi for an article concerning workplace internet use. The article entitled, “Employees linking work, social media,” appeared in the June 11 edition of the Chicago Tribune.
On August 19, Arnstein & Lehr’s Labor & Employment Law Practice Group is hosting a full day [...]
The 2009 Edition of The Employment Law Toolkit by Arnstein & Lehr Partner E. Jason Tremblay is now available. The Employment Law Toolkit is a comprehensive resource highlighting the significant employment and labor issues facing Illinois employers in today’s business environment. It focuses on providing practical and cost-effective suggestions on how to avoid [...]
General-Counselor contributor and Arnstein & Lehr Partner, E. Jason Tremblay, published the following article entitled, “Avoiding Employment-Related Litigation in 2009 and Beyond: 14 Preventative Measures Every Employer Should Complete,” for HR Advisor.
HR Advisor May-June 2009: Avoiding Employment-Related Litigation in 2009 and Beyond
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