Employment Law Now

In this third part of my new mini-series "What's Now With...", I am joined by my Cozen colleague Mariah Passarelli to talk about What's Now (new) with . . . challenging employee leave and accommodation requests, and how employers might consider potential solutions to those challenges.

Today, I am joined by Jonathan Berry, the new Solicitor of Labor for the United States Department of Labor, to discuss Solicitor Berry's new Enforcement Memo that identifies a significant shift in policy and priorities for this DOL administration.

In this second part of my new mini-series "What's Now With...", I am joined by my Cozen colleague Tamara Hinton to talk about What's Now (new) With . . . Corporate Messaging and Crisis Communications. This episode provides important takeaways for employers to address internal and external messaging after - and before - a crisis occurs.

In this first part of my new mini-series "What's Now With . . .", I am joined by my Cozen colleagues Dan Johns and Kelly Kindig to talk about What's Now (new) With . . . Union Organizing and Developments. Whether you are in a non-union facility or a non-traditional union industry, this episode provides important takeaways for consideration.

In this episode, I discuss important labor and employment developments, including the EEOC's new technical guidance on remote work as an accommodation; the NLRB's new directive on handbook rules and new joint employment rule, the DOL's new independent contractor rule; and a first-time decision on losing attorney-client privilege when using generative AI platforms.