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Monty Python And The Holy Grail Illustrates Wage-And-Hour Law (Part I)
What does Holy Grail have to do with classification of employees as exempt or non-exempt?
What does Holy Grail have to do with classification of employees as exempt or non-exempt?
The next time someone mentions 'right to work' laws or 'harassment' at work, direct them to this article.
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The patchwork of marijuana laws across the U.S. has made this a confusing topic for just about everyone.
The high court will finally settle the circuit-splitting issue.
Who would you rather work for: Robert Baratheon or Tyrion Lannister:?
Tommen Baratheon is a people pleaser. Does your boss use his leadership style?
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Cersei Lannister is also an objectively terrible person. Does your boss use her leadership style?
Keeping these tips in mind will help you keep your job and avoid being sued because of your holiday party.
Using The Constanza Method and faking a good work ethic won’t get you very far as a lawyer, no matter where you work.
U.S. courts are split on LGBTQ protections, and until we get a ruling from SCOTUS, some employees will not have a legal remedy.
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The #MeToo movement has driven not only an increase in litigation, but also meaningful changes in the workplace.
You basically shouldn't do anything Judge Kavanaugh did during his hearing.
From an employment law perspective, what could some of the consequences be for an office prankster?
Some people simply aren’t able to only let their freak flags fly when they’re off the clock.
Lawyers and HR professionals should always have viable alternatives to avoid being called the 'fun police.'