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May 1, 2017

Florida Employment Law Letter

Don’t Get Tripped Up: Learn Rules of the Road on Compensability of Travel Time

Lisa K. Berg

April 21, 2017

BeLabor The Point Blog

EEOC Wellness Plan Controversy: All’s Well That Ends Well?

Sharon Quinn Dixon

April 3, 2017

BeLabor The Point Blog

Email Restrictions: Good Idea But Don’t Hold Your Breath America

Ingrid H. Ponce

April 1, 2017

Florida Employment Law Letter

Internal Investigations: Duty to Investigate and Confidentiality

Andrew L. Rodman

March 29, 2017

Tallahassee Democrat

Sometimes Government Works Right

Glenn Burhans, Jr.

March 24, 2017

Daily Business Review

The Cayman Islands: A Very Convenient Truth in Financial Oversight

March 15, 2017

Florida Politics

#CashMeOutside – Another Florida Pol Tripped Up By Campaign Finance Laws

Glenn Burhans, Jr.

March 3, 2017

BeLabor The Point Blog

Just Who is Using All Those H-1B Visas?

Glenn M. Rissman

March 1, 2017

Florida Employment Law Letter

Calculating FMLA Leave Exhaustion for Reduced-Schedule Leave

Andrew L. Rodman

February 24, 2017

BeLabor The Point Blog

Employer’s Honest Mistake Bests FMLA Retaliation Claim

Glenn M. Rissman

February 18, 2017

Tallahassee Democrat

We Are At Critical Economic Development Point

Reggie L. Bouthillier

February 13, 2017

BeLabor The Point Blog

Ambushed by Public Records Act Trolls: The Risk of Exposure for Private Companies

Glenn Burhans, Jr.Bridget Smitha

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