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Follow the Yellow Brick Road to Resources for Employment Law

By Daniel Schwartz on Posted in Human Resources (HR) Compliance

Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain. I had the great fortune of running into an avid blog reader last night. It’s always fun hearing about how a post I did a few years ago is something that resonated with a reader and spurred his or her company to action. One of the… Continue Reading

CHRO Blocks Access to Blogs and Useful Websites

By Daniel Schwartz on Posted in CHRO & EEOC

UPDATED 1/13/09 It started as an observation a few months ago when I noticed that although the visits to the blog were up, visits from state computers were down. Then later, it was confirmed through off-the-cuff remarks by various state workers (including those at the CHRO — the state equivalent to the EEOC) that they could… Continue Reading

Telecommuting in Connecticut – A transportation or labor issue?

By Daniel Schwartz on Posted in Human Resources (HR) Compliance

This week, while stuck on traffic on I-95 (which is to say, any day you commute on I-95), I heard a commercial touting the state government’s Telecommuting program.  As a recipient of occasional telecommuting, I was pleased to hear the government providing information about it. Now, you might think that because the program is really… Continue Reading

New District Court of Connecticut Website Launched

By Daniel Schwartz on Posted in Litigation

Since many employment law cases are tried in federal courts, intimate knowledge of the way the Court works is one way for practitioners and clients to overcome potential hurdles. Looking at the District Court of Connecticut’s website did not provide many answers and thus, those who practiced in federal court frequently often had the upper hand on… Continue Reading

Four Great Websites for…Connecticut Employment Laws

By Daniel Schwartz on Posted in Laws and Regulations

When a client calls (whether you’re an inside or outside counsel), having key resources at your fingertips is invaluable.  LEXIS and Westlaw continue to play an important part of an attorney’s arsenal for seeking information. But often, they provide much more than is needed, or, in some cases, not enough.  An ongoing feature of this site will feature four websites… Continue Reading