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What Happens on “Four Twenty-One”?

April 20th or “Four Twenty” just passed and whether you chose to celebrate by engaging in marijuana use (within the confines of state and federal guidelines) or you used the day to engage in civic discourse regarding the legalization of marijuana, the true question is: what happens on Four Twenty-One.…

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Anti-Poaching Agreements May Leave Employers with Egg on their Face

Dallas Employment Trial Lawyer Rob Wiley A no-poaching agreement is an agreement between two or more companies not to hire or solicit each other’s employees.  It could be a contract between two companies in the same industry.  It could be a contract between a company and a vendor. It’s easy…

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Living in a corporate panopticon? Employer surveillance in Texas

Summary: This article discusses some of the emerging issues employees have to contend with when it comes to employer surveillance, and briefly addresses the laws governing that.  As we move more and more towards an information technology-centered economy—and especially as the pandemic dramatically increased the number of employees working from…

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Can you use FMLA leave to reduce your work schedule? New DOL rule says yes you can.

The Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) is one of the most modern and powerful tools for Texas employees with injuries and disabilities.  Since its inception, workers have had the right to take blocks of leave for a serious medical condition.  Workers have also had the ability to take intermittent…

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New Year, New Me: Not Tolerating Discrimination This Year

Happy New Year! During this time of the year, many people set new goals for themselves hoping to improve the status quo. I am a firm believer that your environment affects your goals. For instance, a toxic supervisor or a hostile work environment can affect your professional goals. If you…

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New Decision Gives NLRB Real Teeth to Make Employees Fired for Protected Concerted Activity Whole

Summary: This article gives a brief overview of the NRLB’s new Thryv, Inc., decision, and its implications for the landscape of labor and employment law. The National Labor Relations Act is an often-overlooked part of employment law.  The National Labor Relations Board (the agency in charge of administering the NLRA)…

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