Pregnancy discrimination cases are costing companies more money than any other claims. In fiscal year 2003, the EEOC and the State and Local agencies collected $12.4 million from lawsuit charges of pregnancy... Read more »

What constitutes good legal writing? The question itself comes off as oxymoronic. In the popular mind, lawyers are known for polysyllabic prose and unrelenting bombast. Examples of bad lawyer writing abound -... Read more »

Federal law requires individuals to pay taxes on their income. To ensure collection of individual income taxes, the government requires employers to withhold, and send to the government, a portion of paychecks... Read more »

Effective January 18, 2009 Prime/General contractors and subcontractors who perform work on federally funded construction projects are no longer required to display the home address and social security numbers of employees on... Read more »

I've decided to dedicate the month of June's posts to payroll. Typically whenever you mention payroll to a small business owner, immediately they cringe at the idea of having to pay payroll... Read more »

Change can be difficult. I work in a healthcare setting, so clinical change in a patient is a key focus for our clinical staff, but the "change" I am referring to herein... Read more »

It was a motivational morning. I'd just finished moderating a powerful panel of four talented professionals - each superbly representing his or her generation. They shared their own unique struggles to find... Read more »

Much has been written and discussed about the massive number of Baby Boomers who are retiring or about to retire, and the impact on the workplace. What are Boomers going to do... Read more »

The million dollar question these past few months has been, "How do I attract and hire the right people in my practice?" The real kicker is that it has to be done... Read more »