Veto likely to result in continued delayed background checks in California

Excerpted from a Littler Mendelson PC Blog by Rod Fliegel, William Simmons and Wendy Buckingham The May 2021 court decision All of Us or None v. Hamrick in California has […]
Background check policy at Department of Recreation gets closer look

Excerpted from a WTOP News Post by Kate Ryan While Montgomery County’s Department of Recreation near Baltimore carries out required criminal background checks on its employees, the department lacks formal […]
What employers need to know about workplace recordings

Excerpted from a Phelps Dunbar LLP blog by Jason A. Pill Almost everyone these days has a mobile recording device in their pocket. Employees can record employers, employers can record […]
To test or not to test: Considerations for employers pondering cannabis testing
Excerpted from a Seyfarth Shaw LLP blog by Jennifer L. Mora The latest Gallup poll shows 68% of Americans support cannabis legalization. Further, the rate of positive cannabis test results […]