The Danger of Non-Disparagement Clauses
Many employers have non-disparagement clauses in termination or resignation paperwork. However, Jon Hyman has several thought provoking comments about how these clauses often create more trouble than they could be worth and provides a few suggestions on how to avoid potential pratfalls. Employers should take note of these thoughts and consider making changes to their non-disparagement clauses.
New York City Mayor To Authorize Retroactive Pay For Unions?
This article discusses whether Mayor Bill de Blasio, New York City's newly elected mayor, will authorize retroactive pay for unionized city workers. In the article, it notes that Mayor de Blasio blasted former Mayor Bloomberg for leaving the city with so many unsettled labor contracts before his term expired. However, the article goes on to explain that this was likely a result of the labor unions preferring to hold on until Mayor de Blasio, a presumed more pro-union mayor, took over. Questions over whether the unionized workers will receive retroactive pay will likely continue to surface until directly addressed by the Mayor.
Tips For Employers on Handling Workplace Romance
Valentine's Day might have been last month, but that does not mean that is the only time that employers deal with workplace romance issues. Some employers ban workplace romances completely while others have policies in place regarding what is and is not allowed. Jenny Tsay has five good suggestions on what employers can do to draft, or review, a "no fraternization" policy.
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