November 20, 2025 AlertsPhiladelphia Expands Its 'Ban the Box' RestrictionsBy Catherine T. Barbieri and Kelly A. Quinn
July 05, 2023 E-BooksNational Survey on Restrictive Covenants - Updated 2023By Joshua Horn, Catherine T. Barbieri and Skylar A. Sherwood
April 26, 2023 ArticlesConflicting Trends in Child Labor Laws Send Mixed Messages to EmployersThe Legal Intelligencer / Law.comBy Catherine T. Barbieri
March 06, 2023 AlertsFeds Crack Down on Illegal Child Labor: What You Need to KnowBy Catherine T. Barbieri
February 28, 2023 AlertsSupreme Court: Highly Compensated Employees Must Be Paid a Salary to Avoid OvertimeBy Glenn S. Grindlinger and Aaron Wynhausen
July 01, 2022 AlertsThe Supreme Court’s Dobbs Ruling Creates a Variety of Significant Legal IssuesBy Catherine T. Barbieri
February 18, 2022 AlertsNew Federal Law Restricts Arbitration Agreements for Sexual Assault and Harassment ClaimsBy Catherine T. Barbieri
February 07, 2022 AlertsWhen Workplace Romance Is a Fact of Life, How Can Employers Limit Their Liability?By Catherine T. Barbieri and Kelly A. Quinn
November 10, 2021 AlertsFor Federal Contracting Sector, Deadline to Have Workforce Fully Vaccinated Is Extended to January 4By Steven K. Ludwig and Catherine T. Barbieri
October 27, 2021 ArticlesWhat Federal Contractors Need to Know Now About the New Vaccine MandateBy Catherine T. Barbieri and Gray I. Mateo-Harris
October 12, 2021 AlertsUPDATE: What Federal Contractors and Large Employers Need to Know About the New Vaccine MandateBy Steven K. Ludwig and Catherine T. Barbieri
June 23, 2021 AlertsFederal Court Upholds Hospital’s COVID-19 Vaccination MandateBy Salvatore J. Russo and Catherine T. Barbieri
December 10, 2020 AlertsPhiladelphia Orders Additional COVID-19 Restrictions For Businesses Through the New YearBy Catherine T. Barbieri and Brian J. McGinnis
December 10, 2020 AlertsPennsylvania Temporarily Expands Its COVID-19 RestrictionsBy Catherine T. Barbieri
June 07, 2020 AlertsPreparing for Protesters to Return to Work: Employer Do’s and Don’tsBy Catherine T. Barbieri
May 11, 2020 AlertsTo Test or Not to Test? An Employer's Guide to COVID-19 TestingBy Catherine T. Barbieri
April 10, 2020 ArticlesNavigating the FFCRA's Leave Expansion ProvisionsNew Jersey Law JournalBy Catherine T. Barbieri and Eileen Oakes Muskett
March 30, 2020 AlertsWhat Employers Should Do When an Employee Contracts COVID-19By Catherine T. Barbieri and Eileen Oakes Muskett
March 29, 2020 AlertsNew FAQs on Families First Coronavirus Response ActBy Catherine T. Barbieri, Andrew M. MacDonald and Ian D. Meklinsky
March 12, 2020 AlertsPennsylvania Governor Orders Mass Shutdown in Montgomery County Following More COVID-19 CasesBy Catherine Barbieri
March 05, 2020 AlertsCoronavirus – Workplace Considerations for EmployersBy Glenn S. Grindlinger, Carolyn D. Richmond and Catherine T. Barbieri
March 07, 2019 AlertsPreparing for Philadelphia’s Fair Workweek Employment OrdinanceBy Catherine T. Barbieri and Carolyn D. Richmond
March 10, 2016 ArticlesEmployers Beware: Requiring Applicants or Employees to Provide Social Networking Passwords or Access to Private Accounts May Violate the LawBNA's Health Law ReporterBy Catherine T. Barbieri
February 17, 2016 ArticlesEmployers Beware: Requiring Applicants or Employees To Provide Social Networking Passwords or Access to Private Accounts May Violate the LawBNA's Electronic Commerce & Law ReportBy Catherine T. Barbieri