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    More layoffs mean more litigation (access required)

    by Contributing Writer Published: December 11,2009

    Tags: layoffs, litigation

    By Claude Solnik Dolan Media News Service Workplace litigation is at an all-time high as unemployment has risen. And experts don’t expect layoffs or litigation to slow any time soon. Attorneys said high unemployment traditionally fuels a large number of workplace complaints as former employees seek compensation for real or perceived discrimination. “We’re not seeing [...] [...]

    Senate sponsors small business training (access required)

    by Amy Gillentine Published: December 8,2009

    Tags: employment law, litigation, Mountain States Employers Council, Small Business

    Small business owners throughout Colorado will have access to both human resource professionals and employment attorneys at the first small business training seminar in Denver on Dec. 14. Sponsored by Sen. Linda Newell, a Democrat from Littleton, the seminar covers human resource and labor practices, said Senate spokesman Jack Wylie. “So often, they don’t stay [...] [...]

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