NLRB Adopts New Framework to Evaluate Whether a Workplace Policy is Lawful
By: Michelle De Oliveira and Greg Vanden-Eykel, Esq. On August [...]
By: Michelle De Oliveira and Greg Vanden-Eykel, Esq. On August [...]
By: Greg Vanden-Eykel, Esq. Employers have long known of their [...]
By: Michelle M. De Oliveira, Esq. and Herling Romero, Esq. [...]
Director Michelle De Oliveira was recently quoted in an article [...]
By: Greg Vanden-Eykel, Esq. On January 1, 2023, the Rhode [...]
By: Michelle De Oliveira, Esq. On January 5, 2023, the [...]
By: Michelle M. De Oliveira, Esq. and Andrew M. Winston, [...]
By: Herling Romero, Esq. In a recent U.S. Court of [...]
By: Brittany M. Darcy, Esq. On October 13, 2022, the [...]
By: Michelle M. De Oliveira, Esq. As the year is coming to an end, there have been a series of PFML updates from the Massachusetts Department of Family and Medical Leave (the “Department”). Employers must take the necessary steps discussed below to ensure compliance, and in short, distribute the updated 2023 PFML rate sheets by December 2, 2022, and timely distribute and/or publish the 2023 mandatory workplace poster and employee notice.