In addition to my already announced dates, three new dates have been added to my 2015 speaking schedule (Lawlawpalooza). I'll be speaking at The Masters Conference for Legal Professionals, the Chicago Bar Association's Solo & Small Practitioner Committee's annual seminar & Illinois WorkNet/Illinois Dept. of Employment Security. Additionally, thanks to HR Solutions Blog for quoting me & [...]
Thanks to Glenn Rawski, S.P.H.R., of Practical H.R. Support Services Ltd. for his comments below. My response follows Glenn's remarks, & Glenn's reply (to my response) follows that. In any instance, I stick by my original remarks—I.E., as a general rule, keep guns out of the workplace). Charles: I feel your last post contained some information that [...]
A company recently asked me about Illinois’ concealed carry gun law, 430 ILCS 66 (effective 7/9/13). Obviously, this law permits licensed citizens to carry concealed guns. Specifically, I was asked should they permit concealed carry on company property. If yes, then to what extent (everyone, only executives, only certain areas)? My answer is an unequivocal [...]
A Washington, D.C., law firm has to pay $8k for the unauthorized use of generic stock photos. The same vanilla photos we see at all levels of media. In fact, I've been a critic of the overuse of those photos, & have written about that on this blog here (don't forget to check out my nifty [...]
Thanks to The LinkUp Blog for quoting me in their 2/25/15 article Terrorism and the Workplace, Keeping Employees Safe. The article is here (PDF) & below. February 25, 2015 / Molly Moseley Terrorism and the Workplace, Keeping Employees Safe Terrorist threats are plentiful around the globe, but when those threats hit close to home, it can be extremely [...]
