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Beware of Social Security Mis-Match Letters ( June 2002 )
Employers are, because of a recent change in government policy, more likely to receive "mis-match letters" from the Social Security Administration (SSA). -
Recent Settlements for Enormous Monetary Sums Highlight the Risks for Employers in Employment Cases ( March 2001 )
Two recent settlements, one by the Coca-Cola Company and another by Microsoft Corp., both for enormous sums of money, highlight the ever-present risks faced by defendant employers in employment cases. -
At-Will Employment and Employee Contracts ( January 2001 )
This outline reviews the status and exceptions to the at-will employment relationship in South Carolina. -
Employment Issues For Start-Ups ( January 2001 )
A summary of important labor and employment issues an employer should be aware of in operating a business. -
No Duty of Good Faith and Fair Dealing in the Employment Context ( August 2000 )
This article reviews the implications of a Texas Supreme Court decision, City of Midland vs. O'Bryant, whereby the court held that there is no cause of action in Texas based on a duty of good faith and fair dealing in the context of the employer/employee relationship. -
Virginia Plaintiff Finds New Loophole To Sue Employer For Wrongful Discharge ( October 2000 )
In Virginia, the state of the law regarding wrongful discharge continues to change, as plaintiffs' lawyers have now. -
What Are The Benefits Of Having An Employment Contract? ( October 2000 )
A written employment hiring contract may be the employee's most powerful vehicle for altering the normally rather o. -
What Rights Do At-Will Employees Have? ( October 2000 )
Most employees in this country are known as "at will" employees. This means that they can be terminated or otherwi. -
Employment Law Overview For Colorado ( September 2000 )
While Colorado case law continues to refer to the concept of "employment-at-will" meaning that if there is no agree. -
Protecting Podiatric Medical Practices From Employment Lawsuits ( September 2000 )
Employees of podiatric medical practices across the nation are suing their employers. Claims include wrongful disch.
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