For over 50 years, Skoler Abbott has been a New England-based law firm that exclusively represents the interests of employers in labor and employment law.
Is there a conservative case for labor unions? Check out the latest from Skoler & Abbott Partner, Tim Murphy. #laborlaw#unions#americancompass
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Over the weekend, MA added CT and NJ to the state’s high-risk Travel Order. Last week, CT added MA to its Travel Order. Here, John Gannon breaks down how these #travelorders affect employees who cross state lines. #employmentlaw#COVID19
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If you're a small business owner, it's important to understand what the Department of Labor does and how it impacts your business. John Gannon talks about which federal laws the DOL enforces and more in this article. #employmentlaw#smallbusiness#DOL
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Did you miss the recent changes to the MA Paid Family and Medical Leave regulations? Check out our blog for important information employers need to know.
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ICYMI in all the disarray during the pandemic check out our latest blog - What Does the Supreme Court’s Decision on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Program Mean for Employers?
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Hybrid, in-person, remote, and the list goes on. Schedules for the upcoming school year are varied and sometimes up to the parents. So what effect does that have on an employee's eligibility for leave under the FFCRA? Our latest blog has answers.
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Massachusetts and most other states have their own wage laws that employers must comply with even when an employee is working remotely. Don’t forget that workplace wage laws apply even when the workplace is the home.
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Employees stuck at home need a change of pace? Skoler-Abbott offers tailored virtual training across of range of employment related topics.
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With many schools starting the year either remotely or on a hybrid model the challenge has grown for working parents. Skoler Abbott's John Gannon was on Mass Appeal today discussing the legal rights of employees and companies. #hr#ReopeningSchools
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Join us on August 19th for a complimentary webinar hosted by Partners Marylou Fabbo & John Gannon.
Back in Session: Critical Return to School Issues for Employers
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Most companies will continue to allow remote work after the pandemic. The number that have properly drafted telecommuting policies is likely much lower. Reach out to Skoler Abbott if you have any questions re: your telecommuting policies or lack thereof.
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Camps are cancelled and there are strict limitations on daycare class sizes, but your business is open. How will you handle requests from employees for FFCRA leave during the summer? Check out our latest blog for answers. #COVID19#HumanResources
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Having trouble staffing certain positions at your business? Thinking of taking a short cut in the vetting process? Think this won't have any real consequences? Think again. Read on to see what happens when an employer takes short cuts with new hires.
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ICYMI-the Supreme Court of the United States issued a landmark ruling holding that discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity is illegal under federal law. Check out our blog from yesterday discussing the ruling. #HR
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The Massachusetts Department of Family and Medical Leave has been hard at work the last few months and is now proposing some significant changes to the Paid Family and Medical Leave regulations. Check out our latest blog on the topic to find out more.
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