February 24, 2020NJ Employers May Have to Cover Medical Marijuana Reimbursement for Those on Workers’ CompensationBy Kenneth A Rosenberg
February 11, 2020 AlertsThird Circuit Upholds Philadelphia Ban on Wage History Inquiries By Steven K. Ludwig
January 29, 2020 ArticlesClearing the Smoke: Marijuana in the WorkplaceAmerican Staffing AssociationBy Diane J. Geller
January 28, 2020 AlertsNJ Amends WARN Act to Count Part-Time Workers and Pay Severance in Mass Layoffs
January 2020 ArticlesPhysician Recruiting: J-1 Visa Waivers for International Medical GraduatesAllegheny County Medical Society BulletinBy Catherine V. Wadhwani
January 24, 2020 ArticlesTop Three Issues for the 2020 New York Hospitality WorkplaceTotal Food ServiceBy Carolyn D. Richmond
January 03, 2020 AlertsNew York State Enters 2020 With Key Labor and Employment Law ChangesBy Carolyn D. Richmond, Glenn S. Grindlinger and Alexander W. Bogdan
January 02, 2020 ArticlesRetailers Targeted for Failing to Offer Braille Gift CardsChain Store AgeBy Alexander Bogdan
December 18, 2019 ArticlesDOL Rule Clears Up Overtime Math Exclusions for EmployersLaw360By Glenn Grindlinger
December 09, 2019 ArticlesAvoiding Legal Issues at Holiday Parties – Tips for 2019New Jersey BusinessBy Jonathan D. Ash
December 06, 2019 AlertsNYC Considers Sexual Harassment Liability of Co-Working SpacesBy Carolyn D. Richmond, Glenn S. Grindlinger and Alexander W. Bogdan
December 03, 2019 AlertsMinimum Wage Increases and Other New Year Reminders for New York EmployersBy Carolyn D. Richmond, Glenn S. Grindlinger and Jordan E. Pace
November 27, 2019 AlertsNew York State Bans Discrimination Based on Reproductive Health DecisionsBy Carolyn D. Richmond, Glenn S. Grindlinger
November 19, 2019 AlertsPhiladelphia Fair Workweek Law Burdens Restaurants, Retailers Under New RegulationsBy Steven K. Ludwig and Jordan E. Pace
November 07, 2019 ArticlesToxic Mold Allegation Unable to Expand Workers' Comp Intentional Wrong ExceptionNew Jersey Law JournalCo-Authored by Kenneth A. Rosenberg
October 22, 2019 AlertsEven Profane Emails of Employees May Be Federally ProtectedGlenn S. Grindlinger
October 17, 2019 ArticlesThe Legal Norms Are A-Changin' in the Post #MeToo EraDaily JournalBy Nancy Yaffe
October 08, 2019 AlertsNew Labor Regulation Would Allow Nontraditional Tip PoolingBy Carolyn D. Richmond, Glenn S. Grindlinger and Jordan E. Pace
October 02, 2019EEOC Continues to Accept EEO-1 Component 2 Data After September 30 DeadlineBy Kenneth A. Rosenberg
September 25, 2019 AlertsDOL Increases Salary Thresholds for Overtime ExemptionsBy Glenn S. Grindlinger
August 02, 2019 AlertsChicago’s Fair Workweek Law Mandates Predictive SchedulingBy Carolyn D. Richmond and Glenn S. Grindlinger
August 01, 2019 ArticlesProtecting Your Practice in the #MeToo EraPlastic Surgery Practice By Jonathan D. Ash
July 01, 2019 AlertsU.S. Court Rejects NY Law Against Mandatory Arbitration of Sexual Harassment ClaimsBy Glenn S. Grindlinger
June 27, 2019 AlertsNew York State Passes Salary History BanBy Carolyn D. Richmond and Glenn S. Grindlinger
June 26, 2019 AlertsKeep Out: NLRB Allows Further Restrictions of Union Access to Employers’ PropertyBy George J. “Jerry” Oliver
June 25, 2019 AlertsNY Equal Pay Act Will Cover All Protected CharacteristicsBy Carolyn D. Richmond, Glenn S. Grindlinger and Jordan E. Pace
June 24, 2019 AlertsNY Passes Sweeping Employee Wage Lien BillBy Carolyn D. Richmond and Glenn S. Grindlinger
June 21, 2019 AlertsNY Passes Dramatic Amendments to Workplace Discrimination LawsBy Carolyn D. Richmond and Glenn S. Grindlinger
June 20, 2019 AlertsUber Drivers Are Contractors, Not Employees, NLRB Memo SaysBy Andrew M. MacDonald
May 28, 2019 AlertsConnecticut Charts Path to Increase Minimum Wage to $15By Carolyn D. Richmond and Glenn S. Grindlinger
May 22, 2019 AlertsUpdate: NYC Protections for Reproductive Health Decisions Now in EffectBy Carolyn D. Richmond, Glenn S. Grindlinger and Alexander W. Bogdan
May 20, 2019Westchester County Adopts Mandatory Paid Safe Leave LawBy Carolyn D. Richmond and Glenn S. Grindlinger
May 06, 2019 AlertsWhat Can Employers Do About the Measles Outbreak?By Carolyn D. Richmond and Glenn S. Grindlinger