This is our 10th annual employer guide to required posters. You can use this guide to easily determine if you are displaying the required posters. We assembled all of these notices in one place so you can easily download what you need. This free guide is available at the link below.

Recent federal cases decided this year now make clear that you can use the federal Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA), 18 U.S.C. 1030(g), to sue and file criminal charges against employees that steal or destroy your electronic data. This was not always the case. You must first, however, notify employees of restrictions on access to your computer data.

A long time LegalBriefs subscriber (and even longer time friend) suggested html emails look more professional. So we are giving it a try. Please give us your opinion by posting a comment.

At the first game this year, the issue of this one employee came up again. But guess what? The employee is still there, with much improved conduct, performance, attendance and attitude. What did they do?

Your greatest risks as a business are employee wage and hour claims. In terms of number of claims and dollars involved, wage and hour claims have recently become a greater risk than discrimination, harassment, retaliation and other claims. Now your federal government is promoting an application that encourages and makes it easier for your employees to sue you.