Can an employee sue their employer after an unwelcome drug test result?
Excerpted from a HRD Blog by Bernise Carolino. A third party hired by an employer to collect and test employee samples for drugs does not owe the employee a common-law […]
Summer has arrived – OSHA reminds employers about heat illness prevention
Over the next week, it’s going to be a hot town summer in the city. Across the southwestern U.S., it will be seven straight days of 100-plus degree weather. With […]
Labor laws – Dave & Buster’s busted in Boston
News out of Boston last week noted Dave & Buster’s has agreed to pay more than $275,000 after being cited by Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell for child labor and […]
EEOC identifies “Promising Practices for Preventing Harassment”
Excerpted from a Shawe Rosenthal LLP Blog by Fiona W. Ong The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has issued guidance to assist federal agencies in preventing and remedying harassment in the workplace – […]