National Law Journal
...nearly every aspect of her job overseeing employee relations in Emory University's human resources department. "We're dealing with labor law, employment...
...to the National Labor Relations Board, another...for potentially billions of dollars—also...appointed by a department head. The Librarian...
...five nominees to the National Labor Relations Board appeared Thursday before...not clear the current slate of candidates is likely to change...
...1901 as an early manufacturer of electric signs, Oak Brook, Ill...lot of responsibility in the department, given that "50 percent...
...the firm's business law department as partner in the San...on union negotiations and litigating labor and employment disputes. Previously, Birchfield...
...Perez, who orchestrated the St. Paul deal, to be secretary of the Labor Department. The ensuing political scrap, featuring congressional reports and...
... The District of Columbia Bar presents...advisor, U.S. Department of the Treasury...Contracts and Litigation; Labor and Employment Law...
...litigation" refers to hundreds of lawsuits in the state seeking...a trial before the Louisiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR)can...
...BENCH Iowa federal public defender Jane Kelly did a bit of leapfrogging this year to become the newest circuit judge. Jill...
National Law Journal
...HIGGINSON, Circuit Judges. In this case, we review the determination of the Benefits Review Board ("BRB") that the claimant, Juan Zepeda...
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