Recently by Paul Salvatore
A Wakeup Call For Corporate America And A Few Other Interested Parties
Editor: Would each of you gentlemen tell us about your professional background? Ganz: I joined Proskauer following a two-year judicial clerkship at the Southern District of New York, and I have been engaged in labor and employment work here ever since that time. Over the years my practice has...
Read MoreTaking A Page From The Unions' Playbook: Employers Litigating Against Union Corporate Campaigns
As a result of organized labor's well-publicized difficulties in organizing workers through secret ballot elections, the American Labor Movement now fully supports the use of card-checks, rather than secret ballot elections, to organize employees. Under a card-check process, a union is recognized...
Read More"[C]ontext Matters"
When I initially sat down to write this column, I had a number of employment law developments in mind to discuss. I thought that employers and their corporate counsel should be aware of the rise in class action litigation in the employment area, particularly the onslaught of wage and hour class...
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