Media
It's always great to see positive press pertaining to clients. The Dill Pickle Food Co-op in Chicago was featured in the Chicago Tribune. The article discussed the emerging food/grocery co-op industry. After the success of Logan Square’s Dill Pickle, residents across the Chicago area are looking to [...]
Business/Economy Seeking workers’ comp after a life-threatening case of COVID-19? Here are some things to consider. Author: Lynne Curry | Alaska Workplace Update, Tuesday, Dec. 15: Columnist note: After writing the above article, I learned that Alaska’s SB 241 states that “an employee who contracts the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is conclusively presumed to have contracted an occupational [...]
South Korea's news service Arirang interviewed me on live TV, 9/8/20, for the 2nd time this year on the pandemic & employment in the international & U.S labor markets. I'm on a panel with Sye-ryun Song, Professor, Kyung Hee University Law School & Young June CHOE, Professor, Hallym University College of Medicine. Our segment is [...]
September 1, 2020 Anticipating the Unemployment Punch By Daniel P. Smith; 9/1/20 With pizzerias forced to lay off staff amid COVID-19, employer tax rates likely to jump. Over a three-week run spanning mid-March to early April, nearly 17 million Americans filed for unemployment – and it’s no secret the restaurant industry, home to some 15.6 [...]
Thanks to Lynne Curry for quoting me in her 8/18 Anchorage Daily News article "Is my employer required to reimburse me for things I need to telework — like a desk chair or fast WiFi?" Is my employer required to reimburse me for things I need to telework — like a desk chair or fast [...]
