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More infuriating news about the 1 percent
Say you feel strongly about the income inequality in the U.S.A. And say you think the 1 percent are getting away with a lot of things, on top of their moola. Say you blame it on Wall Street or our … Continue reading
Posted in Law, suits and order, Politics, The filthy rich, The War On Workers
Tagged Law and government agencies, law and state governments, lawsuits of the filthy rich, tax law
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An employment lawyer on non-disparagement clauses
The New York Times article I cited a few days ago evoked an excellent letter from Rita Tobin, an employment lawyer, on the subject. She points out, as I did not (didn’t think of it), that companies have always had … Continue reading
Posted in Law, suits and order, The War On Workers
Tagged defamation, employment lawsuits, Finding a lawyer, Interpreting lawyers, Lawyers, National Labor Relations Board, non-disparagement clauses, severance agreements, severance agreements with nondisparagement clauses
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Non-disparagement severance clauses are being disparaged
This article appeared in the Times earlier this week: Those who have lost jobs to foreigners on temporary visas, in particular, have begun to speak out despite their severance agreements with companies. Source: Laid-Off Americans, Required to Zip Lips on … Continue reading
Posted in The War On Workers
Tagged non-disparagement clauses, settlement agreements with non-disparagements clauses, severance agreements
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