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April 2010
Topics:
- Can Anything Be Done to Stop the Avalanche of Wage and Hour Litigation? A Few Class Action Avoidance Options
- Check Your State Law Before Credit-Checking Your Employees
- EEOC Proposes Guidance on ADEA Defense
- FTC's New "Endorsement" Rules Highlight the Need for Employers to Adopt Appropriate Social Media Policies
- Health Care Reform Act Requires Breaks for Nursing Mothers
- New York Employers Have Heightened Obligation to Engage in Interactive Process with Disabled Individuals
- Recent Case Underscores Importance of Harassment Training
- Recent Vedder Price Accomplishments
- Vedder Price Adds New Attorney to the Labor Group
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Newsletter/Bulletin
April 2010
Reader View
Topics:
- Can Anything Be Done to Stop the Avalanche of Wage and Hour Litigation? A Few Class Action Avoidance Options
- Check Your State Law Before Credit-Checking Your Employees
- EEOC Proposes Guidance on ADEA Defense
- FTC's New "Endorsement" Rules Highlight the Need for Employers to Adopt Appropriate Social Media Policies
- Health Care Reform Act Requires Breaks for Nursing Mothers
- New York Employers Have Heightened Obligation to Engage in Interactive Process with Disabled Individuals
- Recent Case Underscores Importance of Harassment Training
- Recent Vedder Price Accomplishments
- Vedder Price Adds New Attorney to the Labor Group
To read the newsletter, click the link below.
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