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gavel with contract Recent Supreme Court Decision Supports Mandatory Arbitration of Discrimination Claims
In April, the U.S. Supreme Court decided that a mandatory arbitration clause in a Collective Bargaining Agreement which “clearly and unmistakably” required arbitration of certain claims was enforceable. This could be good news for non-union employers as well.
 
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checklist WARN: The Reality of Notifying Workers
The challenges of complying with WARN seem to have increased in this tough economy and new regulations are being considered on the state and federal levels.
 
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courthouse Experts Disagree: Upcoming Minimum-Wage Increase a Good Move or a Mis-Step in a Shaky Economy?
On July 24, 2009, the federally-mandated minimum wage will increase to $7.25 an hour, up from the $6.55 an hour which took effect this time last year. While an increased minimum wage will clearly benefit the lowest-wage earners, its effect on employees and the market as a whole are debatable.
 
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