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March 2014
In This Issue
- NLRB Proposes Significant Overhaul of Rules Governing Union Elections
- Separation Agreements Continue to Generate Litigation
- Win for Employers Still Has Ramifications: While Arbitration Agreements Might Be Valid, Charges of Unfair Labor Practices Loom
- Employer Domestic Partner Policies: Legal Risk or Employee Relations Reward
- USERRA: "Escalating" Employer Risk for Discretionary Promotions
- California Corner: Employers Face New Heat for Missed Recovery Periods
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Newsletter/Bulletin
March 2014
Reader View
In This Issue
- NLRB Proposes Significant Overhaul of Rules Governing Union Elections
- Separation Agreements Continue to Generate Litigation
- Win for Employers Still Has Ramifications: While Arbitration Agreements Might Be Valid, Charges of Unfair Labor Practices Loom
- Employer Domestic Partner Policies: Legal Risk or Employee Relations Reward
- USERRA: "Escalating" Employer Risk for Discretionary Promotions
- California Corner: Employers Face New Heat for Missed Recovery Periods
To read the Labor & Employment Law Update, click the link below.
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