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Insight on Labor & Employment Developments for Connecticut Businesses

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CHRO & EEOC

Court: Retaliation Claims Need More Than Speculation and Three-Year GapsGeneral Assembly Enters Last Week and the Employment Law Bills Are ....Five Years Later, The Change in Employment Law Becomes Clearer

Class Actions

Limo Drivers Not Entitled to Pay for Meal BreakFive Steps To Take When An Employment Law Lawsuit Has Been Filed Against Your CompanyWage-Fixing and No Poaching Agreements: Why Antitrust Suits Are the Hottest "Trend" in HR

Coronavirus

Five Years Later, The Change in Employment Law Becomes ClearerEEOC Updates COVID GuidanceThe End of the Pandemic - An Employer's Guide

Data Privacy

CBA's Labor & Employment Symposium is ComingAI, Privacy and the Workplace - Free Upcoming WebinarEmployee Privacy Should Remain a Priority

Discrimination & Harassment

AI & Hiring - The Laws Are ComingCourt: Retaliation Claims Need More Than Speculation and Three-Year GapsIn a Pickle? What HR Can Learn From the Pickleball Court

Education

Connecticut Independent Schools: Major Leave Law Changes AheadWith Election Day Coming, Regulating Employee Speech Becomes Ever So ComplexSupporting Democracy With Encouragement to Employees

Employment Law Checklist Project

Employment Law Checklist: The Golf Exception to Child Labor LawsEmployment Law Checklist Returns: Vacation TimeAn Employer's Guide to Election Day: Time Off for Voting and Threats

Featured

You're Not the Only One Using Generative AIAI & Hiring - The Laws Are ComingNew Podcast Episode: Unpacking Connecticut's Leave Law Maze

Featured Content

You're Not the Only One Using Generative AIAI & Hiring - The Laws Are ComingNew Podcast Episode: Unpacking Connecticut's Leave Law Maze

Health Care

Three Questions With...Kyle Anderson, On Lowering Employee Costs with "Healthcare Navigation"The End of the Pandemic - An Employer's GuideCourt Stays OSHA ETS, But We Know All Too Well It's Not the Last Word

Highlight

Planning a "Realistic" Active Shooter Drill? Don't.Intermittent Leave - The Headache With Some CuresCourt: Retaliation Claims Need More Than Speculation and Three-Year Gaps

Hotel and Hospitality

No Fireworks: Appellate Court Strikes Down Past Tip Credit Recordkeeping Claims But Employers Can't Claim VictoryEmployment Law Checklist: The Golf Exception to Child Labor LawsThe State of the States of Pandemic

Human Resources (HR) Compliance

You're Not the Only One Using Generative AIAI & Hiring - The Laws Are ComingNew Podcast Episode: Unpacking Connecticut's Leave Law Maze

Immigration

Three Takeaways from CBIA HR PresentationNew Podcast Episode: What Employers Need to Know About Immigration EnforcementWant to Help Refugees? You Can Always Hire One. Legally.

Labor Law & NLRB

Arbitration Wins Again in Police Use-of-Force CaseFrom Lawyer to Employer - Season 2 of Podcast Now LiveWhat You Missed This Summer: NLRB Targets Employer Policies

Laws and Regulations

AI & Hiring - The Laws Are ComingNew Podcast Episode: Unpacking Connecticut's Leave Law MazeSummer Sizzlers or Snoozers? Five Things for Employers to Monitor

Legislative Developments

AI & Hiring - The Laws Are ComingConnecticut Independent Schools: Major Leave Law Changes AheadNew Penalties For Employers That Fail To Comply with Retirement Program Obligations

Litigation

You're Not the Only One Using Generative AIAppellate Court Limits "Costs" Recovery in Wage CasesWhy "We Reserve All Rights" Can Be Useful in a Termination Letter

Manager & HR Pro’s Resource Center

Why "We Reserve All Rights" Can Be Useful in a Termination LetterIn a Pickle? What HR Can Learn From the Pickleball CourtSo, Are Anti-Harassment Trainings Dead? (Spoiler Alert: Not Just Yet)

Manager & HR Pro’s Resource Center

Why "We Reserve All Rights" Can Be Useful in a Termination LetterIn a Pickle? What HR Can Learn From the Pickleball CourtSo, Are Anti-Harassment Trainings Dead? (Spoiler Alert: Not Just Yet)

Manufacturing

Connecticut's Minimum Wage to Increase AgainBack to Work or Back Home Working?Wage-Fixing and No Poaching Agreements: Why Antitrust Suits Are the Hottest "Trend" in HR

Paid FMLA and FMLA

New Podcast Episode: Unpacking Connecticut's Leave Law MazeIntermittent Leave - The Headache With Some CuresSummer Sizzlers or Snoozers? Five Things for Employers to Monitor

Private Equity / Hedge Funds

Why Your Arbitration Agreement's Attorney Fee Clause Can Be ImportantManaging Your Workforce - A Key to Business SuccessBack to Work or Back Home Working?

Public Sector

Back to School and Back to Work: The Multiplying Questions and the Unanswerable OneA Preliminary Connecticut Employer FAQ on COVID-19 (Coronavirus)It's Alive! Summary Judgment Lives in Employment Discrimination Cases

Social Media

The Fallacy of Employment Law Lessons from a Viral VideoAI, Privacy and the Workplace - Free Upcoming WebinarAre You Ready For Some "Football"? World Cup Fever Returns

Software and Technology

AI and the Workplace - New Podcast EpisodeThe One Thing Employers Should Know Before Using Trendy Personality Tests For HiringEmployee Privacy Should Remain a Priority

Uncategorized

Finally Back In Person: Our Labor & Employment Fall Seminar Returns to New HavenFree Employer Webinar with CTDOL (and a Great Speaker)What Employers Should Consider If ICE Knocks On Your Office Doors?

Wage & Hour

Appellate Court Limits "Costs" Recovery in Wage CasesSummer Sizzlers or Snoozers? Five Things for Employers to MonitorNo Fireworks: Appellate Court Strikes Down Past Tip Credit Recordkeeping Claims But Employers Can't Claim Victory

About Connecticut Employment Law Blog

Biography Photo of Daniel SchwartzDaniel A. Schwartz created the Connecticut Employment Law Blog in 2007 with the goal of sharing new and noteworthy items relating to employment law with employers, human resources personnel, and executives in Connecticut. Since then, the blog has been recognized by the ABA Journal, and was one of ten named to the “Blog Hall of Fame” in recognition of the blog’s contributions and consistency over the years.
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