Thomas Berry Jr., Contessa Brundridge, Morgan Knott and Jay Dade author "Missouri’s Paid-Sick-Leave Requirement Repealed by State Senate," published by SHRM.
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Luke Breslin discusses how New Jersey employers can proactively navigate the state’s new pay transparency law by updating job listings, training hiring teams and preparing internal systems for compliance in "4 Tips For Employers As NJ's Pay Range Requirements Kick In," published by Law360.
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Michelle Phillips comments on the challenge courts face in balancing religious rights with employee civil rights, warning that overusing the First Amendment defense could undermine civil rights protections in "Job Bias Suits Test Reach of First Amendment Liability Shield," published by Bloomberg Law.
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NEW YORK, NY (May 27, 2025) Nationwide employment law firm Jackson Lewis P.C. is pleased to announce Michael H. Neifach, Otieno M. Ombok and Amy L.
NEW YORK, NY (May 22, 2025) — Nationwide employment law firm Jackson Lewis P.C. is pleased to announce Tanya A. Bovée has been named a Trailblazer Honoree by the Korean American Lawyers Association of Greater New York (KALAGNY).
Daniel Schudroff comments on the National Labor Relations Board's (NLRB) shift toward more flexible settlement terms and how it may encourage quicker resolutions for employers in "Employers Expect NLRB GC Memo To Ease Settlement Talks," published by Law360.
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Douglas Hoffman, Brian Lewis, Jonathan Shank and Alexander Reganata author “Massachusetts: Do Your Applications Have a Lie Detector Notice?”, published by SHRM.
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Patricia Anderson Pryor comments on the impact of removing disparate impact from civil rights enforcement following President Trump’s executive order and the potential challenges it may create for employers and state laws in "Trump’s Disparate Impact Shift Tees Up State Law Compliance Risk," published by Bloomberg Law.
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Jeffrey Brecher discusses New York’s updated pay frequency law and how the revised penalties aim to create fairer outcomes for employers in "4 Tips For Navigating NY Pay Frequency Law Update," published by Law360.
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Janell Stanton and Karl Kumli discuss OSHA's renewed focus on extreme heat safety following the agency’s extension of its National Emphasis Program on heat-related hazards in "Why OSHA Just Warned Business Owners About Extreme Heat," published by Inc.
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