Labor & Employment
Human resource management can be a high-risk area, with almost every employment decision carrying some risk of legal consequences. Our attorneys actively assist employers with both the legal and practical aspects of human resource management. Our goal is to identify risks for our clients and to suggest timely, effective, risk-reducing alternatives before they become a...Read More
Human resource management can be a high-risk area, with almost every employment decision carrying some risk of legal consequences. Our attorneys actively assist employers with both the legal and practical aspects of human resource management.
Our goal is to identify risks for our clients and to suggest timely, effective, risk-reducing alternatives before they become a problem. We help integrate our clients' unique needs into positive personnel policies and practices that meet all legal requirements. We guide clients through the sensitive process an employer must follow in order to respond to issues involving all aspects of employment law issues, including discipline, discharge, drug testing, workplace harassment, discrimination, wage and hour, employee privacy and accommodation of employee disabilities. We regularly provide on-site training to all levels of management on the best practices in confronting the many workplace challenges facing employers today.
Our attorneys also serve as client advocates in defending employer actions before federal and state courts and agencies at all levels. We represent our clients in labor matters, as well, sitting at the table with them in front-line collective bargaining negotiations. Additionally, we participate with our clients in mediation proceedings. A number of our attorneys are professional arbitrators and registered mediators of employment disputes.
Our focus is on service whenever and wherever our clients need assistance.
Please visit Hall Render's blog, which features a wide range of current labor and employment topics of interest to the human resources professional.
Areas of Focus
- Affirmative Action Programs
- Arbitration and Alternative Dispute Resolution
- Collective Bargaining
- Compliance
- Disability Discrimination
- Disability Leave and Health Management
- Discipline & Discharge
- Drug & Alcohol Testing
- Employee Benefits
- Employee Grievances
- Employee Handbooks
- Employment Agreements
- Employment Discrimination
- Family Medical Leave
- Hiring and Interviewing
- Immigration
- Internal Investigations
- Management Training
- Professional Licensure
- Restrictive Covenants
- Severance Agreements
- Sexual Harassment
- Social Media
- Unfair Labor Practices
- Union Avoidance Counseling
- Wages, Hours & Overtime
- WARN Act Compliance
- Workforce Reduction
- Workplace Privacy
- Workplace Violence
Resources
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Remote Document Examination for Form I–9 May Be on the Horizon
[09/07/22 ]
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Employers Note: OCR Guidance Regarding Reproductive Health Care Services
[08/31/22 ]
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Michigan Supreme Court Makes Clear That Internal as Well as External Reports Are Sufficient to State Public Policy Claims Alleging Unlawful Discharge
[08/31/22 ]