The NLRB Took It In The Shorts … Again
The National Labor Relations Board (Board) has not been lucky in court. Just two days ago the DC Circuit Court of Appeal held that the [...]
When the Obligation to Engage in the Interactive Process Arises
California recently amended its regulations pertaining to employment discrimination. The regulations are worth reading. Just click here. One of the points that employers must realize [...]
What is All the Fuss About the Want Ad
The news has reported on a want ad for a line could at FARMBloomington. The news is reporting that the want ad is over the [...]
Proposition 13: Buying Property Without Reassessment of Property Taxes
Recently, Michael Dell has been in the news quite a bit as the result of his purchase of the Fairmont Miramar Hotel for $200 million. In [...]
How Apple Saved Billions By Issuing $17 Billion in Bonds
Recently, Apple made headlines by issuing a massive amount ($17 billion worth) of corporate bonds. The main reason was to acquire sufficient funds to pay [...]
The EEOC Hates These Apples!
There is a great scene in a very old movie, The Jerk, where a crazed killer is shooting at Steve Martin's character. Steve is working [...]