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LaborUnionNews.com — the Most Comprehensive Labor Union-Related News Website — is Now Just a Click Away
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LaborUnionNews.com — the Most Comprehensive Labor Union-Related News Website — is Now Just a Click Away

 The largest single-source resource for employee and labor relations practitioners, attorneys, human resources professionals, as well as union agents to find news was just launched and it will revolutionize how labor relations practitioners get their news, says site's creator Read More
Jury Rules in Favor of 2500 NYC EMT and Paramedics in FLSA Case
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Jury Rules in Favor of 2500 NYC EMT and Paramedics in FLSA Case

 A federal jury finds City of New York recklessly failed to pay FDNY EMTs and paramedics pre-shift and post-shift overtime pay Read More
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Elkins Kalt Welcomes Two New Partners to the Firm

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Labor Board's Poster Rule Struck Down by D.C. Court of Appeals

 Leading online compliance solutions site Labor Law Center announces poster ruling effects on businesses Read More
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Human Resources Compliance Issues for 2013

 Leading online compliance solutions site Labor Law Center unveils top 5 issues for HR Professional in 2013 Read More
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Corporate and Commercial Law Services in New Westminster

 Corporate and commercial law provides advice to the organizations regarding their business transactions. Read More
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Bad Credit + Job Search Could = Employment Obstacle; But EEOC Is Increasingly Targeting Employers For Unnecessary Credit Checks

 Employment law firm Nemeth Burwell P.C. says that the recent credit check focus comes at a time when employers have been slow to hire following the recession and can be more selective in seeking the best candidates, including those with good credit. Read More
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Thousands of Part Time College Faculty Join the Ranks of Unemployed but are Denied Unemployment Benefits

 Federal law ensures unemployment compensation for unemployed workers, but a narrow exception in the federal law pertaining to academic workers (i.e., primarily K-12 teachers) has expanded over time to include part-time college professors. Read More