Employment Matters Monthly

March 2016

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A Note from the Editors

We're pleased to bring you our latest issue of Employment Matters Monthly. Among our recent blog entries, you'll find posts addressing everything from reducing your exposure to off-the-clock wage and hour claims to how employers can address election-related conversations between their employees. See our Recent Keepers below for this month's featured items, and click on "This Month's Blog Posts" to see a full range of content covering the latest employment law news and challenges. If you have any questions, please contact us or one of our team's attorneys.

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Michael S. Arnold

Michael Arnold, Member,
Employment, Labor & Benefits Practice

David Barmak

David Barmak, Chair,
Employment, Labor & Benefits Practice

Recent Keepers

1.		Reducing Exposure to and Defeating Off-the-Clock OT Claims: A Ten-Step Plan
2.		Zika Virus: Appropriate Workplace Responses
3.		Trump Trump Trump Trump Trump Trump Everywhere All the Time, Including the Workplace - What's an Employer to Do?
4.		The Affordable Care Act's Reporting Electronic Backbone - The AIR System
5.		DOL Issues Guidance on Joint Employment

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