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Labor And Employment Law Blog Publishes 100th Article

This past Tuesday, laborandemploymentlawblog.com published its 100th article on HR employment law issues. Our goals since day one have been (1) to provide relevant information and content about the many federal labor and employment laws that affect businesses and organizations, and (2) to offer suggestions that employers and HR professionals might wish to consider when creating or evaluating employee-related programs and policies or when faced with an employee issue. We hope that we are meeting these goals in the eyes of our readers. Your comments are always invited.

To celebrate the occasion, and to make it easy for anyone to find a particular article he or she might be interested in, below is a complete list of titles (with links) organized by employment law category. By the way, (here comes a brief commercial) the 100th article is about an excellent guidebook that should be in every HR professional's library. Many of the articles written in this blog have been based on content from the book. Check it out.

Here's our list of 100:

American with Disabilities Act

  1. EEOC Guidelines On Psychiatric Or Emotional Illness
  2. Frequently Asked Questions About Reasonable Accommodation
  3. ADA Compliance - Six Tips On How To Respond To A Request 
  4. Eight Factors In Determining When A Test Is A Medical Examination 
  5. Medical Confidentiality And The ADA
  6. The ADA and Disability-Related Employment Questions

Current Affairs

  1. Pension Protection Act of 2006
  2. State Web Links To Employment Laws
  3. Seven Reasons Why You Need A Quick Reference Employment Law Guidebook
  4. The U.S. Department of Labor Offers Online Employment Law Guidance To Employers
  5. HRGuru - A New Monster HR Website Gets High Marks

Drugs And Alcohol in the Workplace

  1. Drug Abuse And Drug Testing In The Workplace
  2. Setting Up An Alcohol Abuse Prevention Program
  3. The Six Key Elements Of A Drug Abuse Prevention Program
  4. Drug Testing In The Workplace...Six Reasons Why Companies Do It.
  5. Drug Testing In The Workplace - Six Reasons Why Companies Don't Do It

EEO – Discrimination and Retaliation

  1. What Is The Age Discrimination in Employment Act?
  2. Some Things To be Aware Of - If You Have Older Workers
  3. Frequently Asked Questions Relating To Pregnant Employee Rights
  4. Age Discrimination - Two Trouble Spots For Employers
  5. Beware Of Stray Remarks
  6. Blogs Abuzz About Burlington Northern

EEO – Sexual Harassment

  1. Six Elements Of An Anti-Harassment Policy
  2. Sexual Harassment - Do You Have A Policy And Prevention Program?
  3. Sexual Harassment - Guidelines For Creating An Effective Complaint Procedure
  4. Ten Guidelines For Conducting A Sexual Harassment Investigation
  5. Preventing Sexual Harassment - Ten Steps You Can Take
  6. Responding To A Sexual Harassment Complaint - Guidelines For Employers
  7. Sexual Harassment - 15 Questions Employers Should Ask The Complainant
  8. Sexual Harassment - Questions Employers Should Ask Alleged Harasser And Third Parties
  9. Reducing Employer Liability
  10. Workplace Harassment - Preventative And Corrective Actions Employers Should Consider

Employees versus Independent Contractors

  1. Is Your New Hire An Employee Or An Independent Contractor?
  2. The IRS Common Law Test
  3. Employing Independent Contractors - 10 Guidelines For Avoiding Problems

Fair Labor Standards Act and Minimum Wage

  1. Federal Law May Require Companies To Pay Minimum Wage/Overtime To Interns
  2. Minimum Wage - Which Direction Is It Going?
  3. Fair Labor Standards Act - It's Purpose and Coverage
  4. When Are Trainees Considered Employees? - Six Rules To Follow
  5. Child Labor - Some Things You Should Know
  6. FSLA Guidelines - Defining The "Workweek" And Minimum Wage Compliance
  7. Do You Need To Pay Overtime To Commission-Paid Employees?

Family and Medical Leave Act

  1. Family Medical Leave - Take The Quiz
  2. FMLA - The Most Complicated Employment Law Of Them All
  3. FMLA - Ten Questions You Should Know The Answers To
  4. FMLA Leave - Is It Paid Or Unpaid? It Depends.
  5. Rules About Informing Employees of Their FMLA Rights
  6. Employee Rights Upon Returning To Work From FMLA Leave
  7. FMLA - Defining A "Serious Health Condition"

Health and Insurance Laws

  1. Rising Health Care Costs For Employers
  2. HIPAA - How Can An Employer Ensure It Is In Compliance?
  3. Workers' Compensation - 10 Suggestions For Controlling Cost
  4. An Employer Health Care Cost Savings Checklist
  5. Employee Wellness Programs Can Reduce Employer Healthcare Costs And Liability

Employee Handbooks and Policies

  1. Do You Have A Telecommuting Policy?
  2. Employment Laws Mistake # 1 - Equal Employment Opportunity Policy
  3. Workplace Privacy - Do Your Employees Know What Your Policies Are?
  4. Employment Law Mistake #9 - The Employee Handbook
  5. Employee Handbooks And Policy Manuals - Should They Be Combined?

Employee Hiring, Performance Evaluations and Terminations

  1. Radio Shack - An Example In How Not To Terminate
  2. What Is A "Just Cause" Checklist
  3. Tell me about your former employee? Should I hire her?
  4. Hiring Procedures - Seven Personnel Practices To Avoid
  5. How To Handle An Employee Termination
  6. Employment Laws Mistake #5 - "At Will" Employees
  7. Employment Laws Mistake # 8 - Terminating Employees
  8. Terminating An Employee - Use This Handy Checklist
  9. Guidelines For Conducting Employee Termination Meetings
  10. Pre-Employment Inquiries - Things Employers Should Know
  11. Checklist For Hiring Employees
  12. The ADA and Disability-Related Employment Questions
  13. "Employment-at-Will" - What Employers Should Know
  14. How Well Do You Communicate With Your Employees?
  15. Guidelines For Orienting New Employees
  16. Performance Reviews - Is It A Plus Or A Minus
  17. A Performance Review 5-Point Checklist
  18. Employment Laws Mistake #3 - Addressing Poor Employee Performance
  19. Employment Laws Mistake #4 - Employee Discipline

Immigration Laws

  1. Some Facts About Immigration Laws
  2. Frequently Asked Questions About Immigration Laws

NLRA and Union Organizing

  1. Is Your Employee Really A Supervisor?
  2. Seven Reasons That Can Trigger Union Organizing

OSHA Regulations

  1. It's Time To Review Your Self-Inspection OSHA Checklist - Do You Have One?
  2. OSHA - Guidelines for Recordkeeping and Reporting

Whistleblower Issues

  1. Whistleblowers And The Sarbanes-Oxley Act
  2. How To Avoid Whistleblower Retaliation Claims - Part 1
  3. How To Avoid Whistleblower Retaliation Claims - Part 2

Workplace Issues

  1. Employment Laws - The 10 Most Common Mistakes Made By Employers
  2. Veteran Rights When Returning To Work - What Employers Need To Consider
  3. Reducing Employer Liability
  4. Employment Laws Mistake #2 - Electronics In The Workplace
  5. Alternative Dispute Resolution - Eight Steps To Setting Up A Program
  6. Conducting A Proper Workplace Investigation - 13 Factors To Consider
  7. Beware Of Stray Remarks
  8. Employment Laws Mistake #7 - Documenting Workplace Issues.
  9. E-mail And Voice Mail - Some Employer Liability Issues To Consider And Guidelines To Follow
  10. Guidelines For Limiting Employer Liability - 12 Actions Employers Should Take.
  11. Critical Employer Mistakes Made By Supervisors
  12. How Good Is Your Employee Training Program - Do You Even Have One?

Human Resource Employment Law Reference Guide

100 . An Employment Law Book That Has Helped Over 100,000 Human   Resource Professionals

Next week, we will start in our next 100.

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Comments

Congratulations on 100 articles - and this coming from a plaintiffs trial lawyer. If more HR people would read your blog, I wouldn't have so many lawsuits.

George, congrats on your 100th post! What a great idea to catalog & share them this way. I'll be forwarding the list to my HR colleagues.

Here's to more great info from your next 100 posts!

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