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Tag Archives: Stay
Can I Stay on My Spouse’s Illinois Health Insurance After Divorce?
Financial preparation prior to filing for divorce can substantially ease your stress during and after divorce. If you have been out of the workforce for some years, the idea of becoming self-supporting can be daunting. The three biggest expenses you … Continue reading
How to Stay Safe on a Bicycle in Georgia
Cycling is becoming increasingly popular in Georgia as well as the rest of the country. However, bicyclists are extremely vulnerable on the state’s roads. If you are on two wheels, it’s important to know how to stay safe on a … Continue reading
Why to Stay Away From Your Ex After Divorce
Everyone reacts differently following a divorce. Some people move far away and never think about their ex again, while others dwell on the what-ifs in their relationship. Divorce is an emotional time for everyone, and after the divorce process ends, … Continue reading
Discounted meal policy requiring employees to stay on company premises upheld
In Rodriguez v. Taco Bell Corp., 896 F.3d 952 (9th Cir. 2018), an employee brought a putative class action alleging that Taco Bell’s discounted meal policy effectively denied employees the ability to take a duty free meal break. At issue … Continue reading
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Tagged Company, Discounted, Employees, meal, Policy, Premises, Requiring, Stay, Upheld
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The DOJ’s Antitrust Scrutiny is Here to Stay
Over the past couple of years, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has stepped up antitrust enforcement against companies for entering “no-poach” agreements. These “no-poach” or “no-hire” agreements are arrangements entered into between companies that would otherwise compete for the … Continue reading
