Justin Barnes discusses how employers could benefit from a nationwide minimum wage increase instead of the current inconsistent state-by-state approach in "Top Wage And Hour Legislation to Watch for Rest Of 2023," published by Law360.
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John Sander was named a Who's Who Legal Thought Leader in the Labour and Employment category by Who's Who Legal.
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Marla Presley was spotlighted by Law360 for her recent appointment as president of the Allegheny County Bar Association in "Strassburger Atty Wraps Up Term As Allegheny Bar President."
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Michelle Phillips discusses how employers are navigating a patchwork of
Patricia Pryor discusses a recent ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court on workplace religious accommodations, which gave workers with religious objections to vaccine mandates a stronger legal claim in "Vax Mandate Suits Get Lift From New Religious Accommodation Test," published by Bloomberg Law.
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Carol Ashley discusses U.S. Supreme Court's recent Affirmative Action ruling and what it could mean for workplace diversity efforts in "Affirmative Action Ruling Sets Up Clash Over Workplace Diversity," published by Bloomberg Law.
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Marla Presley was spotlighted for her appointment to president of the Allegheny County Bar Association in "Jackson Lewis Partner is Allegheny County Bar Association's New President," published by Pittsburgh Business Times.
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Andrew Maunz discusses the implementation of the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act, which recently went into effect without proposed regulations from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission in "Pregnancy Bias Law Now Enforceable Despite Lack of EEOC Guidance," published by Bloomberg Law.
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Melanie Paul and Kristina Vaquera author "When Challenging OSHA Violations Is Worth the Effort," published by Law360.
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