A few days ago, I came across a thoughtful post from Work Matters, a longtime blog run by Michael Maslanka.
In it, Mike describes a clause in a settlement agreement to get around an issue that sometimes arises — how do you minimize the
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A few days ago, I came across a thoughtful post from Work Matters, a longtime blog run by Michael Maslanka.
In it, Mike describes a clause in a settlement agreement to get around an issue that sometimes arises — how do you minimize the…
Earlier this year, the Supreme Court revisited the subject of arbitration provisions in the employment context, creating some concern among legislators about the implications of this decision.
In this week’s Connecticut Law Tribune, my colleague Cara Ceraso has drafted a nifty article about legislation now pending in Congress that would allow employees to bring their…
Wouldn’t it be great if there were a document that outlined issues that both employers and employees could think about when trying to settle employment law disputes?
Turns out there is. You just need to know where to look.
At the risk of giving up one of my "secret resources", one of my favorites is…