Kate Sedey
January 19, 2016
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We are proud to announce that Kendra Kutko has begun her three year term as a Board Member of the Illinois Chapter of the National Employment Lawyers Association. For more information on the organization or the work that Kendra will be doing, click here.
Kristin Case
January 7, 2016
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New laws are oftentimes drafted to take effect at the beginning of the following year, and employment laws are no exception. On January 1, 2016, Chicagoans gained an increase in minimum wage, Illinoisans got an expansion of equal pay protections, and veterans received legislative leg-up in the workplace with the implementation of new Illinois employment laws.
First, the minimum …
Kristin Case
November 17, 2015
Blog, Disability Benefits, FMLA and ERISA, Employee Benefits, Executive Counseling, Practical Tips, Uncategorized
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In my last post I talked about getting the time off work you need for treatment and to care for yourself when faced with a serious illness. Now let’s look at maintaining your income while seeking treatment and/or recovering.
First, this article addresses conditions that are unrelated to work. If your injury or illness resulted at work …
Kristin Case
October 26, 2015
Blog, Disability Benefits, FMLA and ERISA, Disability Discrimination and Failure to Accommodate, Employee Benefits, Family Medical Leave Act Discrimination, Uncategorized
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How to care for yourself without derailing your career
In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month the following is the first part of a three-part series regarding coping with a serious health condition, like cancer, in the workplace.
This first part deals with the immediate: getting time off work for treatment without losing your job.
Oftentimes illnesses …
Kate Sedey
June 19, 2013
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States Passing Preemptive Bills to Prevent Passage of Paid Sick Leave Laws
I am consistently surprised by the widespread assumption that employers are obligated to provide paid sick leave. For those whose employers generously offer paid time off for sick employees, it seems a basic right. And a reasonable one, at that. And there is a very common misconception that the …