Posted by Michael S. Cohen Netflix series Cheer is a lesson on how to manage a diverse group of team members in highly stressful and seemingly ever-changing situations. Read my article on Training Magazine. In the COVID-19 world, many of us have caught up on some of the must-watch Netflix series we missed before the pandemic struck. […]
Excited to share that we will be starting our 2020 West Coast Employment Law webinar series soon! Join us as we review important employment law changes to California, Washington and Oregon state laws and preview what’s to come in 2020. Click here to register for our 2020 Navigation Guide for the West Coast: Employment Law Update series now now! […]
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With throngs of new workplace discrimination legislation passing in New York City and State, unprepared employers will be the only ones in the losing position. Join us for a discussion on the steps employers need to take to ensure they are protected from and prepared for lawsuits and liability.
I am happy to share my latest post to The SHRM Blog. Marla: “Did you know that Sally is sleeping with Gregg?” Todd: “I heard that. How long has this been going on?” Marla: “Not sure. Jeff?” Jeff: “I have no idea but I do know they are a couple.” Karen: “No kidding. Have you […]
I am excited to share my latest podcast interview with The Florida Bar on the important aspects of hiring, evaluating, and terminating employees.
I am pleased to share my latest post to The SHRM Blog. Important reminder that, effective today, October 15, 2018, under the New York City Human Rights Law (NYCHRL), employers must engage in a “cooperative dialogue” with applicants or employees in New York City with regard to reasonable accommodations in four (4) circumstances. More specifically, […]
Sharon Fast Gustafson, the general counsel nominee for the EEOC, hopes to focus more energy on mediation than litigation, which she described as “necessary” but also an “expensive, imperfect tool.”
