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Labor law attorneys at Littler Mendelson have been predicting for months that the National Labor Relations

In an earlier post on this blog, I discussed privacy concerns arising out of location sharing services

The EEOC’s decision to dedicate its first public meeting in more than a year, held on October 20, 2010,

On October 27, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) announced that it will hold public hearings about

We are pleased to announce two new additions to the Littler blogroll: Labor Relations Counsel Brought

A recent article on Forbes.com by Kraig Swensrud, an executive at Salesforce.com, on using social networking

Background checks seem to be a hot topic in state legislatures these days. In the past six months, for

NOTE: This entry updates our previous post on October 4, 2010. Yesterday, the U.S. Supreme Court heard

U.S. corporations routinely rely on domestic employees’ consent to searches and disclosure of their

The second decade of the 21st Century promises to redefine the way employment, benefit, and labor law