Political Meetings
By Shari L. Lane
Question: We’ve heard there is a legilative measure that will be bad for business and bad for our employees. Can we hold a mandatory meeting to discuss the measure?
Answer: As of January 1, 2010, employers may not require attendance at a meeting “if the primary purpose…is to communicate the opinion of the employer about religious or political matters.” Read the entire answer in November’s Ask the Expert column of the Portland Business Journal.
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- Dec 6 Retaliatory Discharge Litigation
- Dec 5 2nd Quarter 2009 Business Labor & Employment Newsletter
- Dec 5 Is Now the Right Time to File or Foreclose Your Construction Lien?
- Sep 30 A Crumbling Courthouse Puts the Entire Community In Jeopardy
- Jul 14 Land Rich, Cash Poor
- Jun 2 Two Ways to Plan for Death Taxes
- Mar 17 2011 ALFA Product Liability Practice Group Compendium
- Mar 3 The Least You Should Do About Estate Planning
- Feb 3 What is an Important Matter to Keep in Mind When Starting a Business?
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- Dec 31 New Tax Legislation Provides Business Incentives
- Dec 31 Estate Planning Made Simple For 2009
- Dec 31 2009 Oregon Legislature Sets New Corporate Minimum Tax
- Dec 31 2009 Oregon Legislature Increases Corporate Filing Fees
- Oct 31 4th Quarter 2008 – Labor & Employment Newsletter
- Sep 15 “Non-Disclosure Agreements by CPAs Prohibited”
- Aug 31 3rd Quarter 2008 – Labor & Employment Newsletter
- Jun 1 “Oregon Human Resources Manual”
- May 31 My 15 Minutes of Fame, So Many to Thank, the Year Ahead and a Link in a Chain
- Apr 30 “May it Please the Court” and Measure 51
- Mar 31 Law Day at 50, The Rule of Law and a Plug for CourtCare
- Feb 29 Mentoring: It’s More Important Now Than Ever
- Feb 29 2nd Quarter 2008 Labor & Employment Newsletter
- Jan 31 The Vanishing Civil Jury Trial and Experienced Judge
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- Dec 31 1st Quarter 2008 Labor & Employment Newsletter
- Nov 30 Pro Bono (and a Well-Deserved Recognition)
- Oct 31 Bridging the Gap to the Future
- Jun 1 “Oregon Human Resources Manual”
- Mar 31 The Satisfaction and Benefits from Giving to the Profession and the Community
- Feb 28 Regarded As Disabled – The Problem with Assumptions
- Jan 1 The Lawyer with Three Heads – Representing Multiple Clients in Civil Litigation
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- Oct 31 Thoughts on 9/11
- Jan 1 Top Ten Tips for Commercial Landlords When a Tenant Declares Bankruptcy
- Jan 1 To Accommodate Or Not To Accommodate?
- Jan 1 Oregon’s Appellate Courts’ Approach to Review of Punitive Damage Verdicts
- Jan 1 Obese Trucker Recovers Against Employer on Disability Discrimination Theory
- Jan 1 No-Fault, Personal Injury Protection (PIP)
- Jan 1 Carmack Amendment Not Applicable to Brokers
- Jan 1 Real Estate Litigation Case Studies
- Jan 1 Oregon Construction Law – Dazed and Confused
- Jan 1 Depression And Other Invisible Disabilities
- Jan 1 Potpourri
- Jan 1 Critical Documentation for Proving Liability and Damages
- Jan 1 E-Discovery: Everything You Wanted to Know but Were Afraid to Ask
- Jan 1 Best Practices for Document Management
- Jan 1 Ignoring the United States Supreme Court’s Mandate in Williams v. Philip Morris
- Jan 1 Hiring Contract Work
- Jan 1 Downsizing
- Jan 1 Time Off For The Injured Employee
- Jan 1 Law Dogz Lose in Fantastic Finalec
- Jan 1 Death Taxes in a Nutshell