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Realizing the Promise of Arbitration
Amendments to the FMLA
SUPREME COURT CLARIFIES STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS IN PAY DISCRIMINATION CLAIMS
Six Things to Look for In Your Next Employment Contract
Michigan Codifies Garrity Rights for Law Enforcement Officers
Clarification of Garg and Evidence of Discrimination Occurring Outside the Statute of Limitations
Sixth Circuit Encourages En Banc Review of Arbitration Timeliness Disputes
Prescription Contraceptives
Michigan Minimum Wage Law
Introduction. City Managers serve in a perilous profession. City Managers are apt to lose their jobs for a number of reasons unrelated to performance or competency: differences in policy or direction, management style, budgeting issues. City Managers may also lose their positions for less rational reasons: jealousy, power plays, retaliation for ordinance enforcement, disagreeing with a strong-willed elected official, scapegoating or other political reasons.
Sexual harassment remains a prevalent problem in the workplace. Employers need to establish workable policies and train supervisors to respond appropriately to complaints about sexual harassment. Some of the largest jury awards in employment-related litigation result from employers’ failure to establish these policies or respond in a timely, effective way to complaints of sexual harassment.
Significant changes to federal regulations governing overtime for “white-collar” employees raise risks, opportunities and human resources issues for employers. (More)
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