With the new employment market of “soft quitting” and rapid turnover, both employers and employees are looking for reasons to take a job and keep it. One of the things…
Read MoreRecent changes in the workforce and workplace needs have led to increasing numbers of workers looking for new jobs and better compensation. Remote and hybrid worksites, competitive pay, and four-day…
Read MoreRegardless of whether you are team Heard or team Depp, this legal decision is going to have wide reaching implications on workplace investigations. The jury awarded Depp $10 million in…
Read MoreHammer Law PLLC celebrated its fourth anniversary on April 27, 2022. And I personally had the honor of making Legal Elite in Business North Carolina magazine for the third year…
Read MoreIf your company or small business took out a PPP loan in 2020 and used the 24-week covered period following loan disbursement, the loan forgiveness application deadline is likely coming…
Read MoreThe American Rescue Plan Act, or ARPA, was signed into law on March 11 and is one of the Biden Administration’s earliest actions. The Act contains provisions impacting health care…
Read MorePerspectives from the Key Regulatory Bodies As we head into the Second Quarter of 2021, the US is beginning to glimpse long-awaited signs of a brighter summer ahead. While the…
Read MoreAlthough not legally required, employee handbooks can be valuable resources, providing employees with vital information at their fingertips from your company’s values, to its standard operating procedures, expectations for employee…
Read MoreA brief primer on COVID-related layoffs and non-compete clauses in North Carolina. Though typically not favored under North Carolina law, non-competes are a common component of employment agreements and are…
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