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April 13, 2023

Teleworking as a right to conciliate opens Pandora's box in the courts

Silvia Fernández discusses the Workers' Statute, which establishes the right of employees to request remote work, and says it does not protect an absolute right but a bargaining power in good faith.

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April 13, 2023

Unions Have Chance To End Controversial Pay Tiers

As unions in collective bargaining talks have recently sought to eliminate tiered wage systems that give newer workers lower pay or benefits than long-tenured employees, Michael Lotito says the extent to which unions might be able to build the support to

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April 12, 2023

Renaissance Man: Littler attorney finds creative outlets as author, game designer and art curator

Chicago Lawyer Magazine profiles Littler’s Michael Wilder, a man of many talents.

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April 12, 2023

Federal Judge’s Decision Creates Uncertain Future for ACA-Based Free Preventive Care

Anne Sanchez LaWer weighs in on a Texas judge’s decision to strike down the Affordable Care Act (ACA) mandate that delivered free coverage for certain preventive healthcare services.

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April 7, 2023

Workforce strategies amid loud layoffs, quiet hiring and economic uncertainty

With the economy sending mixed signals, Lauren C. Robertson, Kimberly Rivera and Kimberly J. Doud discuss some considerations employers should heed when implementing a reduction in force (RIF) or quiet hiring. (Subscription required.)

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