Can you be liable for employment discrimination against someone who's not your employee? Sometimes. Title VII and the other aforementioned laws prohibit employers from discriminating. These laws loosely define … [Read More...]
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Thou Shalt Not Retaliate Against Thine Employees—Ever!!
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Severance Agreements and the Older Workers Benefits Protection Act
As promised, this week The Emplawyerologist will devote its time to the special rules that apply to severance agreements offered to employees over 40. The Older Workers Benefits Protection Act (OWBPA), which is part … [Read More...]
Can You Be Liable for an Independent Contractor’s Injuries?
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