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Author Archives: Mark Ricciardi
Ten Reasons to Find a New Labor/Employment Attorney—Part 2
If you missed Part 1, which described the first three things to think about when deciding whether you need a new Labor/Employment Attorney, you can find that post here. Here are the next three factors you must consider when you … Continue reading
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Ten Reasons to Find a New Labor/Employment Attorney—Part 1
Employers have never been more heavily regulated and scrutinized by government authorities. How can an employer be sure it is protected? Most companies believe that that it is crucial to have a qualified labor/employment attorney available to immediately provide advice … Continue reading
Posted in Employment Law, General, Labor Law, Lawyers, NLRB
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Beware of the Myths
A number of employers, even experienced or sophisticated employers sometimes believe, (or fool themselves in believing), some common myths about what is legal when it comes to employees.  Here are the some of the most common: MYTH #1       “Oh, I’ll … Continue reading
Posted in Exemptions, General, Labor Law, NLRB, Overtime, Wage-hour
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Arbitrator’s Decision Grants Raises to Washoe County Deputy Sheriffs
Arbitrator Ronald Hoh’s September 17, 2012 decision awarding the Washoe County Deputy Sheriff’s Association a 3.125% across the board wage increase is here.  Hoh selected the union’s proposal over the County’s proposal for a 3.4% base wage reduction. The decision is noteworthy for the fact … Continue reading
Election Day is Coming–Even in Non-Swing States
The upcoming general election is likely a big deal to you as a citizen, regardless of your party affiliation or whether you are more interested in the presidential race or some important state or local race. It should also matter … Continue reading
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Three Steps To Take Right Away
No matter how many employees you have or what industry you are in, the current economic climate provides a good breeding ground for several specific problems. Here is a short list of potential issues and steps you can take now: … Continue reading
Why I Love What I Do
Few fields give attorneys the opportunity to delve into so many different areas of the law every day.  When advising employers I get to talk about contract law, tort law, and lots and lots of different statutory laws. Of course … Continue reading
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