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15 Feb 5:57 am
... privacy legislation Does a Right to Privacy Exist? The unionized employee's right to privacy was considered recently in Labourers' International Union of North
America, Local 635 v ... case of misconduct has been established. In Re. Toronto East General Hospital Inc. and Service Employees Union (1975), 9 L.A.C. (2d) 311 ... Knight v. Indian Head indicated that procedural fairness does not apply to employees in the context of dismissal, but adjudicators have increasingly extended procedural fairness to all ...
15 Dec, 2008 8:15 am
According to last week's Wall Street Journal Career Journal, theft by employees may be reaching epidemic proportions. In the wake of the
recession, more businesses are facing a growing financial threat: employee theft. New research shows ... time waiting for the right opportunity," says Mark R. Doyle, president of
Jack L. Haynes International Inc., a provider of workplace crime-prevention services based in Fruitland Park, Fla. Consider the following statistics: 20% of
employers say workplace theft ...
15 Jun 3:43 am
... defenses Before one can begin investigating whether or not the scope of U.S. employment discrimination laws apply in an international setting, one must first understand the
nature of the job as it applies to the above-listed four categories. To do this, one will require professional translation services. For example, to understand the status of the
employer and employee, along with the particularities of applicable foreign laws and international treaties, one needs to obtain a professional ...
17 Jun 4:01 am
We've blogged about the role of professional translation services in determining the scope of U.S. employment discrimination laws in international setting. When confronted
with the question of whether a U.S. employment discrimination law is applicable to an international employer, one must begin the determination by looking at where the job is
located, employer and employee status and international law defenses. In general, US law will be held applicable when: The job is located in the U.S. The ...
8 Mar 7:43 am
We've blogged about legal translation of enforceable employee handbooks, about translating secondary evidence in immigration cases, and about professional language translation
services and employment discrimination claims. Legal translation services and legal language ... United States' with Your Foreign Clients", click here. And to read our
language translation blog post "International Multi-Language Translation for U.S. Employers, Safe Harbor Privacy Framework, and Data Protection Legislation in ...
14 Aug 5:02 am
Professional legal translation and legal interpreting services are critical to successful international business and corporate transactions. According to a recent Wall
Street Journal (Europe) article, in recent years the U.S. government ... U.S. companies or companies traded on U.S. stock exchanges from paying, or offering to pay, foreign-government
officials or employees of state-owned companies to gain a business advantage. It also covers nonmonetary gifts. However, it wasn't until
recently that ...
30 Jan, 2008 9:14 pm
... of all stakeholders including customers, employees and investors, and the environment are reflected in the company's policies and actions."
(The Corporate Social Responsibility Newswire Service). Boston College's Carol ... economic entities. And it is likely that the Americans would
be hostile to the idea of the creation of an autonomous governmental apparatus at the international level charged with the development and enforcement of substantive corporate
behavior standards. Ironically, the People ...
5 Sep 6:00 am
... hires its own employees without contractor approval, pays the employees without reimbursement
from the contractor and reports the employees' income to the Internal Revenue Service; (11)
the contractor does not represent the sole proprietorship or partnership as an ... shall not be liable under this Act for any subcontractor's failure to properly classify persons
performing services as employees, nor shall a subcontractor be liable for any lower tiered subcontractor's failure to properly classify
...
16 Apr 2:38 am
... on the issue of tip-pooling in California. In Etheridge v. Reins International California, Inc., the court held that employees who do not provide "direct table service" may participate in tip-pools mandated by employers. (This ... a
mandatory tip-pooling arrangement, whereby, as a condition of their employment, the servers must share tips with certain other employees at the
restaurant. While the servers do not contest the requirement that bussers share in the tip pool, they challenge the inclusion ...
17 Apr, 2007 11:30 am
... "additional hour of pay" due to an employee under Labor Code § 226.7 is a wage, not a penalty. Murphy v. Kenneth cole Productions, Inc. (2007) __ Cal.4th ... without
analyzing the statutory language. "Pay" is defined as "money [given] in return for goods or services rendered." (Am. Heritage Dict. (4th ed. 2000) p. 1291.) This definition is
... Bay Central Labor Council, California Labor Federation, AFL-CIO, and International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, District Lodge 725, AFL-CIO, ...
23 Aug, 2007 1:57 pm
... employees who get generic responses. Anyone who has called a phone help line and gets an unqualified "customer service specialist" can empathize. Finally, there's the cost issue. Most vendors charge on a "per ... harassment training program in the first place. A well
designed sexual harassment training course will answer most employee questions up front, in real time - and at no additional cost. The questions that then filter
internally to your organization are the ones you should and need to ...
12 May, 2008 11:38 am
... , there is a financial incentive to misclassify employees as independent contractors. Decisional authority agrees that, due to the
"infinite variety of service arrangements," it is difficult to formulate a single test or standard that can ... its facts, and the dispositive
circumstances may vary from case to case." (Air Couriers Intern. v. Employment Development Dept. (2007) 150 Cal.App.4th 923, ... .Rptr.3d 37].) And Estrada v. FedEx Ground
Package System, Inc. (2007) 154 Cal.App.4th 1 [64 Cal.Rptr.3d ...
24 Sep 2:24 am
... can be considered to have accessed a computer "without authorization." In an oft-repeated scenario, an employee, who was granted access to his employer's data as part of job,
learns that he is ... and ES&H, Inc. v. Allied Safety Consultants, Inc., E.D. Tenn. (Sept. 16, 2009). In International Airport Centers, LLC v. ... revenues must
have been caused by an "interruption of service." Id. at 771. In the typical disgruntled employee case, while an employee may
download information, he actions usually ...
5 Feb, 2008 5:40 am
... . I posed five questions for Frank Rudewicz, Managing Director of UHY Advisors FLVS, Inc. UHY provides forensic litigation and valuation services which are
particularly useful for things like electronic discovery, trade secrets and case ... : determining whether one's suspicions are justified, whether the suspected IP compromise is
internal or potentially an external threat masked as an internal compromise (i.e., an external party who obtain an employee's user name and password), methods to
audit, ...
8 Jun 11:58 am
... Chicago Regional Council of Carpenters et al v. Joseph J. Sciamanna, Inc. et al (N.D. IL - Doc No. 08 C 4636), ... without contractor approval, pays the employees without reimbursement from the contractor and reports the employees' income to the Internal Revenue
Service; (11) the contractor does not represent the sole ... under this Act for any subcontractor's failure to properly classify persons
performing services as employees, nor shall a subcontractor be liable for any lower tiered subcontractor's ...
18 Dec, 2006 1:42 pm
... that an employer was immune from state tort claims arising from the wrongful actions of an employee. What They Were Fighting About: An employee of Agilent
Technologies, Inc. ("Agilent") pleaded guilty to sending threatening emails over the internet and ... . First, the court concluded that an employer "that provides its
employees with Internet access through the company's internal computer system" is a "provider or user of an interactive computer
service" within the meaning of the CDA. Second, given ...
10 Jan, 2007 10:16 pm
... Vt./EWORLDWIRE/Jan. 3, 2007 - C.E. Cantwell & Associates, Inc., a Brattleboro, Vermont-based computer forensics and electronic discovery firm, today ... lav offers its
clients nationally certified computer forensic experts and services, internal investigation services as well as electronic discovery (e-Discovery) and data recovery
... attributable to not only to our clients but also to our great team of employees who are dedicated to responding to our clients' needs,"
states Craig Cantwell, the firm's ...
21 Apr 11:25 am
... court's ruling in Budrow v. Dave & Buster's Of California, Inc. The lawsuit against Dave & Buster's alleged that its tip pool policy ... collect, take, or receive any
gratuity or a part thereof that is paid, given to, or left for an employee by a patron." Second, section 351 also provides that "[e]very gratuity is hereby ... court rejected
Plaintiff's argument that there had to be direct table service for all employees who were a part of
the tip pool. Plaintiffs also argued that the "direct table ...
25 May, 2007 1:09 am
... stock options. Employers continue to mistakenly erroneously classify employees as independent contractors. This can result in significant
liability and serious penalties as Air Couriers International (aka Sonic) found out when it received an ... on the previously adopted secondary factors enumerated in Empire Star:
Whether or not the one performing services is engaged in a distinct occupation or business; The kind of occupation, with reference to whether, in the locality, the work is
usually done ...
25 May, 2007 8:09 am
... stock options. Employers continue to mistakenly erroneously classify employees as independent contractors. This can result in significant
liability and serious penalties as Air Couriers International (aka Sonic) found out when it received an ... on the previously adopted secondary factors enumerated in Empire Star:
Whether or not the one performing services is engaged in a distinct occupation or business; The kind of occupation, with reference to whether, in the locality, the work is
usually done ...
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