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Join EEOC legal counsel, Carol Miaskoff and Jackson Lewis’ John Porta for a candid conversation about the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act. We will discuss how the PWFA regulations are impacting client operations, the difference between PWFA and ADA regarding who is a “qualified employee,” and definitions of pregnancy, childbirth and related medical conditions.
Join EEOC legal counsel, Carol Miaskoff and Jackson Lewis’ John Porta for a candid conversation about the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act. We will discuss how the PWFA regulations are impacting client operations, the difference between PWFA and ADA regarding who is a “qualified employee,” and definitions of pregnancy, childbirth and related medical conditions.
Most organizations focus on diversity in regards to gender and ethnicity, and often generational issues are overlooked. Join Jackson Lewis P.C. attorney Tania Mistretta for a discussion on how to reduce age discrimination claims, increase productivity by keeping employees motivated, and combatting bias and stereotypes.
Most organizations focus on diversity in regards to gender and ethnicity, and often generational issues are overlooked. Join Jackson Lewis P.C. attorney Tania Mistretta for a discussion on how to reduce age discrimination claims, increase productivity by keeping employees motivated, and combatting bias and stereotypes.
Join Jackson Lewis P.C. attorney, Teresa Burke Wright, for a timely discussion on regulating employee speech rights inside and outside the workplace during an election year. We will discuss legal topics and trends related to the regulation of employee speech, including the scope of First Amendment protections, what constitutes protected speech under the National Labor Relations Act and protections afforded by state and local governments. We will also address considerations regarding political dialogue in the workplace and best practices to address workplace conflict during election season.
Join Jackson Lewis P.C. attorney, Teresa Burke Wright, for a timely discussion on regulating employee speech rights inside and outside the workplace during an election year. We will discuss legal topics and trends related to the regulation of employee speech, including the scope of First Amendment protections, what constitutes protected speech under the National Labor Relations Act and protections afforded by state and local governments. We will also address considerations regarding political dialogue in the workplace and best practices to address workplace conflict during election season.
Pay equity and transparency legislation continue to spread across the country and the globe. With wage transparency becoming the new normal and continued public attention on leveling the “paying field,” employers should start getting their houses in order. Conducting a pay equity analysis is a proactive way for employers to take the first step. Join Joy Chin, co-leader of the Jackson Lewis P.C.’s Pay Equity group for a discussion on how and why employers should take this step.
Pay equity and transparency legislation continue to spread across the country and the globe. With wage transparency becoming the new normal and continued public attention on leveling the “paying field,” employers should start getting their houses in order. Conducting a pay equity analysis is a proactive way for employers to take the first step. Join Joy Chin, co-leader of the Jackson Lewis P.C.’s Pay Equity group for a discussion on how and why employers should take this step.
The U.S. Department of Labor’s long-anticipated Final Rule revising the guidance for determining whether a worker is an employee or independent contractor under the FLSA was released on January 10, 2024 and is slated to take effect on March 11, 2024, subject to anticipated legal challenges. Join Jackson Lewis P.C. attorney Tasos Paindiris for a discussion on how the DOL will apply the “economic reality” test, the potential impact of the Final Rule, and what employers should do now in preparation.
The U.S. Department of Labor’s long-anticipated Final Rule revising the guidance for determining whether a worker is an employee or independent contractor under the FLSA was released on January 10, 2024 and is slated to take effect on March 11, 2024, subject to anticipated legal challenges. Join Jackson Lewis P.C. attorney Tasos Paindiris for a discussion on how the DOL will apply the “economic reality” test, the potential impact of the Final Rule, and what employers should do now in preparation.