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The National Labor Relations Board created a stir in late 2010 by filing an unfair labor practice charge

In February 2011, the California Court of Appeal rejected an employer’s use of an "artificial" workweek

In 1994, the Arizona Legislature enacted a comprehensive drug and alcohol testing act called "The Drug

In an opinion favorable to employers who use arbitration agreements, the Supreme Court in AT&T Mobility

Beginning on May 5, 2011, employers in the hospitality industry who take a tip credit against their employees’

Employers frequently fail to distinguish an employee's disability rating arising from an industrial

Can a state declare that an arbitration agreement covered by the Federal Arbitration Act ("FAA") violates

A recent article in the Wall Street Journal aptly identified several challenges that employers face

On April 19, President Obama assembled a bipartisan group of current and former government officials,

NLRB Acting General Counsel Lafe Solomon has announced his intent to file lawsuits in Arizona and South