Employment
Hiring, termination, compensation and benefit law, discrimination, privacy, minimum wage, overtime, payday laws, workers’ compensation, worker classification
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Richard R. Hammar
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Richard R. Hammar
What the ruling means for churches and religious organizations.
Richard R. Hammar
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10 questions that church leaders face right now when it comes to reopening their buildings during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Understanding the limitations of "employment at will."
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A 12-question checklist to find out.
The Editors
California Appeals Court says the four-factor test for ministerial status in Hosanna-Tabor was not satisfied.
Richard R. Hammar
How to navigate the government’s $2.2 trillion stimulus plan responding to COVID-19’s economic fallout.
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