Blog Posts in January, 2017

With the federal overtime law on hold, many wonder how their rights to overtime pay and minimum wages will be affected. While what the federal government will do remains to be seen, most believe that ...

On Friday January 27th President Trump signed a sweeping travel ban denying entry to the country by refugees and immigrants from 7 mostly Muslim countries. This executive order is the latest in a ...

Just because it’s illegal to engage in workplace discrimination doesn’t mean the problem doesn’t exist. In fact, it’s prevalent in workplaces throughout Georgia, across the nation, and globally. While ...

A recent lawsuit filed by the Department of Labor against tech giant Oracle reveals the complexity of discrimination. In the race discrimination case, the DOL asserts that Oracles hiring pool was both ...

The trend of successful wage and hour lawsuits against employers has continued over the last several years, as workers become more sophisticated in fighting for their rights. Many reasons have been ...

Your business plan is in place and you’re ready to make it official. Now what? While it may be tempting to use an online service that quickly allows you to “incorporate,” we caution against this. The ...