Tag: Employment Law
What’s Going on with the Federal Overtime Regulations?
Jan 10, 2017
Employers everywhere were dreading December 1st because the new federal overtime regulations were supposed to take effect that day. These regulations were designed to open up a whole new group of employees…
Why January 1st, 2017 Is An Important Date For Employers
Jan 25, 2017
Some important dates to remember.
Your life partner’s birthday
Your wedding anniversary
The date you graduated from high school
Birth of your first child
AND 01/01/17
Why is that last date…
From Cashiers to CEOs
Apr 20, 2017
CSE Law likes to look out for the little guy/gal and we do a lot of that in our employment practice, but it is also important to look out for the higher earners too. CSE Law assists highly compensated…
From Business Counsel to Courtroom Counsel
May 24, 2017
Why is having experienced litigation counsel important when you are seeking employment law advice, or selling your home, or having your business agreement reviewed, or drafting a landlord-tenant agreement,…
To Fight or Not
Jun 07, 2017
What is the difference between arbitration and mediation and why might they be useful in an employment law dispute? Both can be part of an employment contract, but the role of the arbitrator and mediator…
Handling Summer Heat Conditions in the Workplace
Jul 03, 2017
Employers need to be proactive when it comes to extreme heat conditions in the workplace. Here is a general checklist and some practical links and tips to help your workforce stay safe this summer.
Superpowers, Covid-19, and Job Interviews
Jun 04, 2021
If you could have one superpower, what would it be and why? To date, this is still the oddest interview question I have ever been asked. Each company and interviewer have their own set of questions that…
Auditioning Your Attorney
Jul 09, 2021
While I get along with most folks, I am not the best attorney for every client. Just as I choose my clients, they choose me. While this may seem rather commonsense, I am amazed at how many…