Corporate Counsel
...create the world's largest air carrier. Parker took the reins...the nonexecutive chairman of the board. The parties hope...
...care law, and stepped up activity at both the National Labor Relations Board and the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission—to name some...
...care law, and stepped up activity at both the National Labor Relations Board and the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission—to name some...
For the new GC at Hooters, a whole new definition of getting her wings
...the sacked lawyer definitely seemed determined to not just disappear into thin air. Shinyung Oh fired off an e-mail from her work...
New global legal counsel at Ernst & Young believes he's landed in the right place; more..
...In his new job, Mars will be responsible for "key human resources functions," including diversity, compensation, and compliance. Gearhart declined a...
New BofA GC brings a wealth of experience to bank's top legal position; more..
...replaces Houtman. Her responsibilities include executive compensation, employee benefits, acquisitions and divestitures, board matters, and corporate governance issues. Leese was not available for comment....
...an unexpected call from Pleasanton, California-based Ross Stores in late...company on real estate, human resources, and employment. LeHocky says the...
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