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Public Hearings Suspension at CHRO Now Over; Two Human Rights Referees Appointed

By Daniel Schwartz on Posted in CHRO & EEOC

For nearly six months, public hearings at the CHRO were on hold because Governor Malloy did not reappoint the human rights referees.  As a result, cases that had been pending at the CHRO went nowhere — fast. However, that is changing.  Two new human rights referees were appointed this month and a third will be… Continue Reading

An Employer Bill of Rights? Well, Not Exactly, But….

By Daniel Schwartz on Posted in Human Resources (HR) Compliance, Labor Law & NRLB, Laws and Regulations

I was hoping that fellow blogger, Jon Hyman (of Ohio Employer’s Law Blog fame), and I would get to make another World Series bet. Unfortunately, his team (the Phillies) and mine (the Yankees) are both watching the World Series from some tropical poolside bar. But it gives me an excuse to cite to a recent… Continue Reading

Employers That Provide Health Insurance Must Post State-Mandated Poster

By Daniel Schwartz on Posted in Human Resources (HR) Compliance, Laws and Regulations

Recently, a colleague received an e-mail that suggested that all employers must post information that "lists employee’s rights to health insurance under Connecticut Law."  When I heard about it, something didn’t seem right.  After all, since when do employees have a right to health insurance in Connecticut (and, isn’t that a heated topic of the… Continue Reading