Employment Law

COVID-19 and the Americans with Disabilities Act

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The EEOC has offered guidance based on the "Direct Threat" exception to the ADA that should help employers more easily navigate these circumstances.

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Emergency Paid Sick Leave and Other Employment Issues Related to COVID-19

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This article provides an overview of employment law considerations for businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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2019 Mid-Year Employment Law Update Part II: Federal

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Employers should be aware of recent changes and developments in Virginia and federal laws affecting employment and payroll practices.

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2019 Mid-Year Employment Law Update Part I: Virginia

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Employers should be aware of recent changes and developments in Virginia and federal laws affecting employment and payroll practices.

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New FLSA Minimum Salary Expected - Airline Case Highlights Risks

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Almost all employers will be affected by new regulations revising the “white collar exemptions” from the Fair Labor Standards Act.

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The #MeToo Movement: 3 Policies Employers Should (Re)-Consider

Posted on by John M. Erbach in Employment Law

The #MeToo movement may have grown out of controversy involving high-profile celebrities, but its broadest impact may be on the business world.

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#MeToo: What Employers Should Know to Prevent Liability

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The recent development of the #MeToo movement has resulted in many women coming forward with their claims of sexual harassment.

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