Jottings By An Employer's Lawyer

In this morning's mail box ... Michael, BCG Attorney Search noticed that the following job might suit your qualifications and ex...

More than one year has passed since my last post, and the two or three years before were little more productive. Still for some reason, hop...

A basic tenet of American employment law is that employment is at will, meaning that the employer can set the conditions of employment as lo...

As Justice Scalia''s body lies in state in the Great Hall of the Supreme Court this morning, my eye was caught by the first headline...

I can’t honestly say what I anticipated 40 years ago today when I came to Austin to be sworn in as a member of the Texas state bar. But it i...

One of the venerable sources of information for labor and employment lawyer's has been BNA's Daily Labor Report. I can't remembe...

One of the humbling aspects of keeping an online journal for any period of time, particularly when you are so unwise as to make predictions ...

All too often, I have seen the annual performance evaluation show up in a trial as a Plaintiff's exhibit, rather than what you would thi...

If on my 18th birthday, I had been given the following list of what I thought I would be doing on my 65th birthday, I am not sure what my an...

I was shocked this morning on one of the business news summaries I get to see a report that 150 Americans die from hazardous working conditi...