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  To avoid lawsuits, or threats of law suits, managers need to know the basics about labor law -- enough to protect them from poor practices and decisions. Here you'll find employment law information.

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  • Family and Medical Leave Act (3-part series)
    By Christina Morfeld - Part 1 discusses the fundamental components of the Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993, Part 2 defines must-know FMLA terminology, and Part 3 explores the Act's relationship with other laws. (Added: 14-Sep-2002 Hits: 65 )
  • Gaining An Edge In Interviewing
    By n/a - Q: I'm finally getting down to the final interview for several positions. Most of them involve me and one or two other candidates for an HR position. What can I do to sell myself? How can I motivate these people to choose me over the other candidates? (Added: 21-Nov-2003 Hits: 63 )
  • GIVE NEW MOMS A BREAK!
    By Managers Legal Bulletin - Alexander Hamilton Institute - Many mothers choose to breast-feed their newborns, which may require them to express milk during the workday. You both have a say in when... (Added: 6-Nov-2003 Hits: 40 )
  • Hiring and Firing Employees: Don't Force At Will In Writing
    By Dave Bowman - In a drive to regain an age-old prerogative, organizations across the U.S. are insisting that employees sign a statement that packs a powerful economic punch. The statement gives the boss the right to fire workers "at-will," for any reason or no reason. (Added: 7-May-2001 Hits: 43 )

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