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June 28, 2022

New Connecticut law limits “captive audience” meetings in the workplace

Jim Paretti talks about so-called “captive audience meetings” from an employer’s perspective in light of a new law that limits them in Connecticut workplaces.

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June 28, 2022

Arbitrator decides employer discriminated on basis of creed in denying request for vax exemption

Rhonda B. Levy and George Vassos examine a case in which the arbitrator determined that a nurse who refused to get vaccinated because of a creed she believed in was discriminated against under the Ontario Human Rights Code. (Subscription required.)

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June 28, 2022

Managers have been living in a pressure cooker. Many have had it.

Claire Deason talks about how the workplace is experiencing profound social, psychological and economic change and how remote work is affecting senior officers, managers and employees.

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June 24, 2022

Littler Attorneys in Six Countries Recognized in 2023 Editions of Best Lawyers™

In addition, Millet-Ursin and Pélissier were named Lawyer of the Year in France for employee benefits law and labor and employment law, respectively.

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June 23, 2022

Proposed Overtime Rule Now Projected to Come Out in Fall

Lee Schreter comments on the U.S. Department of Labor’s proposed overtime rule, which is tentatively slated to be released in October, and the Fair Labor Standards Act’s independent contractor rule. (Subscription required.)

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