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I was just talking with a friend of mine — a prominent employment lawyer — about the dizzying array of new federal, state and local laws.
“One mistake, or even the slightest error, could land you in court right now,” she said. “There are attorneys everywhere just waiting to pounce on employers.”
We talked about the toll a lawsuit can take on a company. Besides the average legal fees of close to one million dollars, an employment lawsuit creates lost productivity, shattered morale and staff turnover.
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- Employee handbook mistakes that could turn this helpful document into a ticking time bomb for a cunning attorney to detonate
- The HR Law Quiz: Six questions (with answers!) about potential employment law problems you may be facing tomorrow – or today
- Tales from the Front Lines: Does a firefighter who’s afraid of fire have a legally protected disability? (The answer may shock you!) Read about this real-life case
- Lawsuit-proof your hiring process: 3 simple steps to make sure any applicant’s lawsuit is laughed out of court
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Then, every week, we’ll also send you our Employment Law newsletter. Each weekly issue laser-focuses on one key HR legal topic. Employment Law is the perfect complement to your 4-page briefing.
Here are a few recent stories from Employment Law:
As Pandemic Spreads, So Do Lawsuits: 3 Cases to Watch. Because of the coronavirus pandemic, the chances that your organization will be hit with a lawsuit have risen sharply. There are already hundreds of covid-19 and coronavirus-related lawsuits percolating through state and federal courts.
Employee Verification: Your Line-By-Line Guide to I-9 Changes. Immigration law carries massive penalties, including JAIL TIME, for non-compliance. And future federal legislation may make things even more complex. Are you following ALL the rules?
DOL Issues New FMLA Forms, Hints at Changes. The DOL says the new forms are simpler than previous versions and will make it easier for employers to manage their FMLA leave programs while collecting the necessary information to approve or deny leave requests.
Manager Mistakes: Crucial Lessons from the Courtroom. Managers usually get promoted to supervisory posts based on their job skills, not their people skills. Here’s how these companies ended up in court.
You’re Being Audited! The IRS Answers 5 Key Questions. Nothing sends chills down a boss’s spine like the words “IRS audit.” We provide the IRS’s advice on how to survive – or AVOID – one.
By The Numbers: Which Employment Laws Apply to You? Think you’re too small to be subject to federal employment regulations? Think again.
By combining an overview of the week’s top HR legal stories with an in-depth look at one specific aspect of employment law, the one-two punch of The HR Law Weekly and Employment Law gives you over 100 updates per year. And, as a subscriber, you can access past issues of the newsletter at no extra cost!
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Is The HR Law Weekly Right for You?
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If you’ve read this far, chances are you’re starting to see the value of The HR Law Weekly. But if you’re still on the fence, try this little exercise: Think about what an employee lawsuit would cost you. Figure in your time … your staff’s time … and how many billable attorney hours you’d need.
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