Elizabeth K. Dorminey
Breaking Up is Hard to Do: Part II – Unemployment Compensation Hearings.
April 29, 2016
Category: Articles
Collusion Among Employers in Setting Wage Rates Challenged
July 06, 2016
Category: Employment Law Newsletter: A Monthly Report On Labor Law Issues
DOL Proposes to Increase Salary Threshold for Overtime Exemption: Will It Raise Wages or Cut Hours?
June 30, 2015
Category: Alerts
Good News For Employers Regarding Class And Collective Actions From The Supreme Court
May 02, 2013
Category: Alerts
Leave of Absence Policy Considerations – Must Haves, Should Haves & Things to Avoid
March 03, 2023
Category: Webinars: Employment Law "Hot Topics"
Looking Back to Look Forward: the Obama Administration’s Record on Wage/hour Enforcement and What It Means for Employers
March 17, 2016
Category: Articles
Power in Numbers: FLSA Collective Actions and Class Actions
November 21, 2023
Category: Webinars: Employment Law "Hot Topics"
Senior Principal Larry Stine Featured in National News for OSHA Expertise
June 10, 2020
Category: Alerts
Sometimes We Just Have to Talk About It: Navigating New Rules on Religious Accommodation
September 07, 2023
Category: Webinars: Employment Law "Hot Topics"
Strategy for Meeting the New White-Collar Overtime Exemption Requirements
June 13, 2024
Category: Webinars: Employment Law "Hot Topics"
Supreme Court Addresses Wage-Hour Collective Actions and Statistical Proof in Tyson Case
June 06, 2016
Category: Alerts
Supreme Court Green-Lights Mandatory Arbitration Clauses, Forestalling Class Actions: Could Be Good News For Employers
July 07, 2013
Category: Alerts