The “Parent Trap” – Is your Parental Leave Policy an invitation for trouble?
By Jeff Jones
Special to the UCBJ
Paid time off to bond with a newly arrived infant is a wonderfully generous (and rare) benefit, but it...
Overview of the EEOC’s 2022 caregiving responsibilities guidance
Over the past several decades, employee caregiving requirements have created operational readiness, employee morale, and employment law liability exposure...
100 years… and counting Mullins Vision Associates celebrates a Century
Growth and longevity happen through several factors. The most important is often the people tapped to make it all work
LEGAL: Knowing when and how to fight an unemployment claim
Perhaps the most common form of employment “litigation” is a claim for unemployment compensation.
Such claims are so common that only a few employers even...
⊕LEGAL: Broad company policies can create big problems, whether in handbooks or not
Several recent cases dramatically illustrate the need for careful company drafting of its employment policies, even though some are not related to employee handbooks....
Medical Profile: Dr. Mark Tedford
COOKEVILLE – It’s the last frontier – at least, that’s how Dr. Mark Tedford, neurohospitalist, describes his field of neurology.
“With the brain, we just...