Or... "Corporations Don't Have Faith."I've blogged more than once on the incredible cynicism of the United Stated Supreme Court's decision in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, 558 U.S. 310 (2001). That atrocious decision created the logically, legally...
Month: March 2014
Two decades later, documentary remembers EEOC harassment case
Anita Hill was involved in a sexual harassment case that not only drew national attention but helped drastically increase awareness about workplace harassment. Hill had taken the bold step in 1991 to testify in a Senate Judiciary Committee about the sexual harassment...
New Jersey Employment and Civil Rights Attorney Discusses “Expansion of Sarbanes-Oxley Protection”
Or..."Court darns hole in SOX"The Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX, for short) is a federal statute that, ironically, New Jersey employment practitioners don't often use or run across. Here's why.The Sarbanes-Oxley Whistleblower Protection Act is a federal statute, which means...
Would a federal tipping wage of $8.25 have effect in New Jersey?
Minimum wage is one of the current events topics across the nation. Some states have proposed or already enacted measures that would increase the minimum wage in certain industries or jurisdictions. This debate recently came to the state of New Jersey. Earlier this...
Do words in section title strictly limit Sarbanes-Oxley relief?
The English language is not as easily understood as some people may think. The grammatical rules that give sentences meaning are detailed and complicated. The choice of a word or the placement of a comma can change the meaning of a sentence entirely.Take the common...