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This article discusses the potential effect of Vizcaino v. Microsoft on classification of independent contractors. -
This publication provides information about the possible reduction in Social Security benefits when a claimant also receives workers compensation and other disability benefits. -
This publication provides information to Small Businesses on how to comply with the requirements of the Family and Medical Leave Act. -
This article considers many of the issues raised by California's new ""Family Sick Leave"" Law which takes effect on January 1, 2000 -
The U.S. Supreme Court recently handed down two decisions defining when an employer is liable under Title VII of t. -
Medical employers, like other employers, need to be aware that too much monitoring of employees can cause unnecessary stress in the workplace. -
When Should You File A Workers' Comp Claim? Under the Workers' Compensation Law, you only have six months from. -
Introduction. Legal issues represent only some of the many problems facing entrepreneurs and start-up companies.. -
The United States Supreme Court recently issued two decisions in the area of sexual harassment. These cases discus. -
Due to the explosion of civil litigation and administrative charges against employers, it is not surprising that al.