By Fiona W. Ong In Posted March 29, 2024 New Resources to Support Federal Contractor Hiring and Retention of Veterans On February 29, 2024, [...] 0 Read More
By Fiona W. Ong In Posted March 29, 2024 Second Circuit Clarifies the Test for Disparate Treatment Discrimination The U.S. Court of Appeals [...] 0 Read More
By Fiona W. Ong In Posted March 29, 2024 Just Because It Takes Time to Respond to an EEOC Subpoena Doesn’t Make It an Undue Burden The U.S. [...] 0 Read More
By Fiona W. Ong In Posted March 29, 2024 Employers Must Reimburse Actual – Not Approximate – Expenses for Minimum-Wage Employees The Fair Labor [...] 0 Read More
By Fiona W. Ong In Posted March 29, 2024 Threatening to Expose Co-Workers to COVID-19 Is Really Not Acceptable The U.S. Court of Appeals for [...] 0 Read More
By Fiona W. Ong In Posted March 29, 2024 US DOL Announces New Resource to Support the Employment of Individuals with Disabilities The U.S. [...] 0 Read More
By Fiona W. Ong In Posted February 29, 2024 Maryland Paid Family and Medical Leave Insurance Program FAQs The Maryland Department of Labor’s [...] 0 Read More
By Fiona W. Ong In Posted February 29, 2024 Government Contractor Update – Proposed Pay Transparency Rule, New Compensation FAQs, Construction Contractor Audits 0 Read More By Fiona W. Ong In Posted February 29, 2024 Do Not Unilaterally Stop Dues Checkoff When the Union Contract Expires On an issue that has gone back [...] 0 Read More By Fiona W. Ong In Posted February 29, 2024 Yes, You May Fire an Alcoholic Employee for Shooting Himself While Drunk on the Job That is even if [...] 0 Read More 1 2 page 1 of 2
By Fiona W. Ong In Posted February 29, 2024 Do Not Unilaterally Stop Dues Checkoff When the Union Contract Expires On an issue that has gone back [...] 0 Read More
By Fiona W. Ong In Posted February 29, 2024 Yes, You May Fire an Alcoholic Employee for Shooting Himself While Drunk on the Job That is even if [...] 0 Read More