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Employment Law Articles From The Cba Labor & Employment Law Quarterly
Found on www.ctemploymentlawblog.com
The Connecticut Bar Association's Labor & Employment Law Section is out with their quarterly publication on various employment law articles. Among the topics this quarter: Connecticut's Family Violence Leave Law "This isn't discriminatory - and I'm not going to investigate it!" Retaliation? Good policy? The Definition of "Mental Disability" Under CFEPA 2010 Legislative Wrapup Hugh Murray's article on mental disabilities is worth a particular read. It
Aba Labor & Employment Law Conference Kicks Off Tomorrow; Great Materials ...
Found on www.ctemploymentlawblog.com
The American Bar Association's Labor & Employment Law Section kicks off its annual conference tomorrow in Chicago and, by all accounts, it appears its going to be bigger and better than ever.
Over 1300 people have registered for the conference, and the programming looks first-rate, with NLRB Chair Wilma Liebman, AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka, and various USDOL officials among the presenters. The ABA's press release sums up the highlights. But just
Cba Sponsors Employment Law Related Programs For Public And Member Service
Found on www.ctemploymentlawblog.com
The Connecticut Bar Association continues its resurgence in providing both public service and member service with three terrific upcoming programs.
Improving Employment Through Chocolate
First, the CBA and its Young Lawyers Section have partnered for a charity event where you can have your chocolate and eat it too! In doing so, it will bring employment and community empowerment to the Frog Hollow area of Hartford - one of the poorest in the region.
Need Something To Read? How About 99 Other Employment Law Blogs?
Found on www.ctemploymentlawblog.com
I've previously told you about the ABA Journal Blawg 100 and how this blog has been named to that list for the second year in a row. (Since 1500-2000 of you visit each day, there's a lot of you that haven't yet voted. It's free and it takes just a minute to do so).
But there's another top 100 list that Molly DiBianca of the Delaware Employment Law Blog prepares each year that lists just those labor & employment law blogs worth reading. I'm grateful to be
Iit Chicago-Kent Advances To The Finals Of The Aba Section Of Labor And ...
Found on www.kentlaw.edu
The Chicago-Kent College of Law team of Nicholas Economakos, Clyde Guilamo, Nicholas McIntyre and Heather Widell has advanced to the national finals of the American Bar Association Section of Labor and Employment Law's seventh annual Law Student Trial Advocacy Competition. The competition is designed to introduce law students to the challenges and rewards of employment and labor litigation. This is the second consecutive year Chicago-Kent has won the
What Can Google Books Data Search Tell Us About Employment Law Trends?
Found on www.ctemploymentlawblog.com
Among the things we take for granted now is that information about anything and everything has always been available.
(Indeed, if you want to really take a trip back in history, read this article about Time's pick of the Personal Computer for its Man of the Year award in 1982. Google has been at the forefront of making information available and this week, it released another fascinating tool.
Google has taken the 500 billion words it has pulled from its
Carlson Names Associate General Counsel And Vice President Of Employment ...
Found on www.carlson.com
Carlson Companies has hired Travis Bachman as an associate general counsel and Susie Byers as vice president of employment law Both attorneys will report to Bill Van Brunt Carlsons executive vice president and general counsel In his position at Carlson Bachman is responsible for all enterprisewide intellectual property matters Before joining Carlson he was an associate and later became a partner at Dorsey Whitney LLP in Minneapolis Prior to that he was an
Hobbit 'Likely' To Force Employment Law Change - Pm
Found on www.nbr.co.nz
The Government is "likely" to make changes to employment law to reassure US movie giant Warner Bros. it can make The Hobbit here without facing the threat of industrial action, says Prime Minister John Key.
Mr Key, senior cabinet ministers and officials were meeting meet Warner Bros. representatives again this afternoon and the major sticking point now appears to be what financial incentives the Government can offer to have Warner Bros. make the $670
The Hobbit Manufactured Crises Adds Unionist Death Threats To Corporate ...
Found on tumeke.blogspot.com
Death threats fly over HobbitActresses and unionists have received threats, including some against their lives, during the heated row over The Hobbit movie. olice have been called and private security arranged for some of those targeted. he worst threats appear to have been aimed at Australian union boss Simon Whipp and Actors' Equity organiser Frances Walsh, although actresses Jennifer Ward-Lealand and Robyn Malcolm have also been abused. he threats have
Wsll Recommends: Employment Law Manual
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When researching employment law compliance, remember the Employment Law Manual for Wisconsin Employers. Authored by Milwaukee attorney Thomas P. Krukowski and published by Krukowski & Costello law firm, the 2010 edition contains over 1,300 pages arranged into 31 chapters that cover everything from the hiring process to employee discharge, benefits continuation, and recordkeeping and retention requirements. Here are just a few of the many features:
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