‘Tis the Season of Summer Interns: Learn How to Determine Their Proper Legal Status

It’s common for Connecticut employers to bring on interns during summer months. Did you know there are U.S. Department of…

7 years ago

Is a New Joint Employer Rule On The Way?

Are you an employer whose employees also work for other corporate entities as well? If you answer yes – then…

7 years ago

Has the #MeToo Movement Changed How Employers Are Managing Harassment?

Since the fall of 2017, much has been written about the issue of sexual harassment in the workplace. And a…

7 years ago

A U.S. Supreme Court Victory for Employers

The U.S. Supreme Court has just handed down one of the most consequential decisions impacting Connecticut employers since the 1930s.…

7 years ago

Final Scorecard for 2018 Connecticut Legislative Session

Each year we track and then report on actions taken by the Connecticut legislature that effect employers in the state.…

7 years ago

Sexual Harassment Bill Dies in CT Legislature

Last week, the Connecticut State Senate passed its own version of the “Time’s Up” sexual harassment bill the State House…

7 years ago

Connecticut Legislative Update for Employers

As the Connecticut legislature races towards adjournment on May 9th, we wanted to provide Connecticut employers with this update on…

7 years ago

Sexual Harassment Claims Climbing

Sexual harassment claims continue to increase across the U.S. following revelations in Hollywood in the fall of 2017 and the…

7 years ago

Will Forced Arbitration Soon Be a Feature of Employment Contracts?

In 1925, Congress passed a law called the Federal Arbitration Act (FAA). The FAA provides for contractually based compulsory and…

7 years ago

CT Legislature Considering Bill to Raise Minimum Wage Again

More changes may be on the way for Connecticut employers. The Labor and Public Employees Committee recently voted legislation out…

7 years ago