Can a Union Be Liable in State Court for Destruction of Property When Striking? U.S. Supreme Court Says Yes, Sometimes
By: Isaac Keller, Wyatt Summer Associate Disputes between labor organizations and companies are almost always…... Read More
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The Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986: Tracking the Productivity of Work-From-Home Employees
By: Drayden Burton, Wyatt Summer Associate The Electronic Communications Privacy Act ("ECPA") of 1986 is…... Read More
Pregnant Workers Fairness Act to Take Effect June 27, 2023
By: Will Miller, Wyatt Summer Associate The Pregnant Workers Fairness Act (“PWFA”) will go into…... Read More
EEOC Releases Technical Assistance Document on Use of Artificial Intelligence in Selection Procedures & the Possibility of Disparate Impact
By: Kaylee Secor, Wyatt Summer Associate Employers are increasingly using artificial intelligence (AI) to aid…... Read More
NLRB Memo Suggests Non-Compete Provisions Violate Federal Labor Law
By: Jacob M. Abrahamson with Assistance from Isaac Keller, Wyatt Summer Associate Federal officials have…... Read More
The EEOC’s “Capstone” COVID-19 Guidance Addresses Workplace Discrimination in the Post-Pandemic Era
By: Tyson C. Gorman with assistance from Mick Smith, Wyatt Summer Associate Just four days…... Read More