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Facebook and other social media sites became off limits to employers in Montana as of April 23, 2015 when House Bill 343 was signed into…

Facebook and other social media sites became off limits to employers in Montana as of April 23, 2015 when House Bill 343 was signed into…

When employers are conducting investigations into employee or company wrongdoing, it is standard practice for interviewees to be instructed not to talk about the case…

In July, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission  issued a decision in a federal government discrimination case in which it was stated that discrimination based on…

Genetic information is information that can be ascertained through the study of a person’s DNA. Scientific advances over recent years have made the use of…

If you have ever applied to, currently serve, or have served in, the United States Military, you are entitled to protections in the workplace under…

If you have ever applied to, currently serve, or have served in, the United States Military, you are entitled to protections in the workplace under…

If you’ve lost your job unexpectedly, there are questions that you need answered pretty quickly to keep your life in order. The first thing on…

If you’ve lost your job unexpectedly, there are questions that you need answered pretty quickly to keep your life in order. The first thing on…

The use of lie detector tests in employment settings is mostly prohibited by federal law. The Employee Polygraph Protection Act of 1988 provides that persons…