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Ageism

February 28, 2008

The subject of “ageism” is a hot topic in the press and among employment commentators. As Baby Boomers grow older so does the percentage of the United State population perceived as old and protected by age...

EEOC Intake Questionnaire is a “Charge” according to the Supreme Court

February 28, 2008

Employment Law

In Federal Express Corp. v. Holowecki, the United State Supreme Court ruled that the EEOC’s Intake Questionnaire adequately meets the requirements of a “Charge” to trigger an employee’s rights to sue...

Supreme Court Restricts Evidence of Employer’s Alleged Discrimination against other Employees

February 26, 2008

Employment Law

The United State Supreme Court issued its decision limiting the role of so called “me too” evidence in discrimination cases. In Sprint/United Management v. Mendelsohn, the Court ruled that an employee does...

Employee Cell Phone Use: Adopt a Policy on Talking, Texting, and E-mailing while Driving

February 25, 2008

Employment Law

We have all witnessed dangerous driving maneuvers by individuals talking on cell phones. What if this driver is one of your employees? What if the employee causes an accident while conducting company business on a...

Will the Supreme Court’s Decision in LaRue Result in a “Slew of Meritless Litigation?”

February 21, 2008

Employment Law

The United State Supreme Court ruled that ERISA allows individual claims by plan participants for breach of fiduciary duty that result in losses to an individual account rather than only to the entire plan. In...

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Ageism

EEOC Intake Questionnaire is a “Charge” according to the Supreme Court

Supreme Court Restricts Evidence of Employer’s Alleged Discrimination against other Employees

Employee Cell Phone Use: Adopt a Policy on Talking, Texting, and E-mailing while Driving

Will the Supreme Court’s Decision in LaRue Result in a “Slew of Meritless Litigation?”

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Ageism

EEOC Intake Questionnaire is a “Charge” according to the Supreme Court

Supreme Court Restricts Evidence of Employer’s Alleged Discrimination against other Employees

Employee Cell Phone Use: Adopt a Policy on Talking, Texting, and E-mailing while Driving

Will the Supreme Court’s Decision in LaRue Result in a “Slew of Meritless Litigation?”

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