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June 2002
Articles
- Supreme Court Update
- Seventh Circuit Invalidates Arbitration Agreement Which Required Each Party to Pay Its Own Attorneys' Fees
- OSHA's "New" Ergonomics Initiative?
- President Bush Makes Two Recess Appointments to The NLRB
- Employer Violated NLRA By Disciplining An Employee For Displaying a Union-Related Computer Screen Saver Message
- First High Court FMLA Case: Failure To Designate Time Off as Family/Medical Leave May Be Risky
- No Back Pay for Undocumented Alien
- Employers Dealt a Wild Card - Seniority System Trumps a Request for Accommodation
- An Ounce of Prevention is Worth a Pound of Cure: An Update on the Importance of Comprehensive Anti-Harassment/Discrimination Policies and Training
- Seventh Circuit Rules Municipalities Can Be Sued Under the False Claims Act but Stays Decision Pending Appeal
- Odds & Ends
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Newsletter/Bulletin
June 2002
Reader View
Articles
- Supreme Court Update
- Seventh Circuit Invalidates Arbitration Agreement Which Required Each Party to Pay Its Own Attorneys' Fees
- OSHA's "New" Ergonomics Initiative?
- President Bush Makes Two Recess Appointments to The NLRB
- Employer Violated NLRA By Disciplining An Employee For Displaying a Union-Related Computer Screen Saver Message
- First High Court FMLA Case: Failure To Designate Time Off as Family/Medical Leave May Be Risky
- No Back Pay for Undocumented Alien
- Employers Dealt a Wild Card - Seniority System Trumps a Request for Accommodation
- An Ounce of Prevention is Worth a Pound of Cure: An Update on the Importance of Comprehensive Anti-Harassment/Discrimination Policies and Training
- Seventh Circuit Rules Municipalities Can Be Sued Under the False Claims Act but Stays Decision Pending Appeal
- Odds & Ends
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