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...specifying particular time limitations. Many courts in the United States, such as New Jersey, have ruled that "late" notice is not a valid...
The United States is an ever-expanding melting pot, challenging the employer at every level. Gay and lesbian employees pose a particular challenge to employers, as the rights afforded these individua
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Originally Published: New Jersey Law Journal
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