Document, Document, Document: But How?

?Documenting employee actions and behaviors is a vital responsibility for managers, so much so that one leading employment attorney encourages employers to include it in managers’ job descriptions. Allison West, Esq., SHRM-SCP,... Read more »

Ensure Discipline Is Well-Documented

Discipline and termination should always be well-documented, but how exactly? Adam Rosenthal, an attorney with Sheppard Mullin in San Diego and Los Angeles, provided some tips on such documentation during a June... Read more »

A 5-Step Action Plan to Comply with Colorado’s New Limits on Noncompetes

?Colorado lawmakers just passed a law that will bring dramatic change to the noncompete landscape by significantly limiting the circumstances under which restrictive covenants may be used—virtually ending the practice of most noncompetes in... Read more »

New York Scraps Plans for Statewide Predictable Scheduling Law

The New York State Department of Labor recently indicated that it is withdrawing proposed regulations that would have required many employers to provide workers with their schedules in advance. But employers shouldn’t... Read more »

The ABCs of THC: What Employers Need to Know About Marijuana Laws

As U.S. support for the legalization of marijuana grows and more states approve marijuana's medical and recreational use, employers must understand the relevant legal developments and how they affect the workplace. Read more »

7 Policies to Update in Your 2019 Employee Handbook

Handbooks are a key asset for communicating company policies and promoting fairness and consistency in the workplace, and ever-evolving laws make routinely reviewing and updating handbooks critical for employers. Here are some... Read more »
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