Managing Workforce In The Age Of Legalized Drugs And The Opioid Epidemic
Brett M. Gelbord, Senior Counsel, Labor & Employment Group, Dykema
8 Steps To Build An Effective Workplace Drug Policy
Brett Farmiloe, Founder/CEO, Terkel.io
“Fixing” The Term Of Employment
Ashley Mulrooney, Associate, Employment & Labour Group, Stikeman Elliott LLP
How To Navigate The Growing Patchwork Of Pay Equity And Transparency Laws
Sadé Tidwell, Associate, & Andrew R. Turnbull, Partner, Morrison Foerster
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The national conversation surrounding drug policy has gained momentum as marijuana legalization and the decriminalization of certain psychedelics have become more widespread.
This article outlines employer best practices in workplace marijuana regulation and substance abuse detection in the workplace.
The McLaren Macomb decision and NLRB’s General Counsel Memorandum GC 23-05 will undoubtedly affect employer practices for using confidentiality and non-disparagement provisions with employees. Featured in April 2023 Edition of HR Legal & Compliance Excellence
Learn model policies and theory for early adopters of a post-war-on-drugs employment policy paradigm in this article.
Learn how to create a workplace drug policy that aligns with state laws and protects your business. Get tips from legal experts, business leaders and HR professionals.
The recent Steele v. City of Barrie decision clarifies the enforceability of fixed-term contracts with successive renewals. Employers should ensure clarity.
Companies are seeing increased litigation risk as government regulators make pay discrimination enforcement a priority and as single and class pay discrimination claims rise.
The Pregnant Workers Fairness Act (PWFA) goes into effect on June 27, 2023. Here is a summary of the new law along with three other related and important topics.
California Civil Rights Department issued amended FAQs for the new pay data reporting requirements. Companies need to comply by May 10, 2023.