Tag Archives: law
The SHRM 2012 Annual Conference and Expo
The SHRM 2012 Annual Conference & Exposition is in our home turf of Atlanta this year, and we are excited to have the opportunity not only to exhibit at the Expo, but also to meet and learn from some of
What Makes a Great Employer?
During the recession, the job market was so bad that employers got lazy when it comes to recruiting and managing employees. They knew that people were desperate for jobs, and that their current staff was desperate to stay on board,
Employment Legal Brief – April 2012
Coming Soon – The NLRB plans to launch a website aimed at informing nonunion workers of their rights under the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA). Perhaps emboldened by the “win” when a court upheld their right to mandate a poster
Brand Protection Through Trademarks – What Craft Breweries Need to Know
We’re glad to welcome a guest post from Brian Gregg. Brian practices in the Intellectual Property and Food Industry Practice Groups at McNees, Wallace & Nurick, LLC, a full-service law firm with locations in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Washington, DC. He’s
The Month of Love: Featuring Executive Presentations
As you might have heard, we’ve been doing a month-long contest in honor of love and Valentine’s Day. One week, a list of people were asked to take a survey. Last week, we asked you guys to post your favorite
States Raising Tax Revunues with Alcohol Sales
Since the recession began, states across the country have been reaching far and wide to find ways to grow tax revenues, and a big target that many are finding is alcohol sales. According to this New York Times article, twelve
Initiative 1183 – A Sign of Change For the Liquor Industry?
On November 8, Washington voters will have the opportunity to privatize liquor sales via Initiative 1183. In Washington, as in 18 states in the US, liquor sales are controlled by the states. But 1183 goes beyond abolishing the state liquor
