Investigation

posted on June 14, 2019 by ELS

ELS Summer Employment Law Newsletter

Our latest newsletter is available on our LinkedIn page. Articles include: Supreme Court To Decide LGBTQ Workers’ Rights Raise Your Defenses and Raise Them Early: A Good Reminder from the […]

Filed Under: Discrimination, Diversity, EEOC, Employer Resources, Employment Advice, Employment Law, Employment Policies, Hostile Work Environment, Inclusion, Investigation, LGBT, Litigation, Religious Discrimination, Retaliation, Title VII, Workplace Investigations, Workplace Training, Workplace Violence Tagged With: Chandra Davis, Halima White, Jamala McFadden, Jamie Thompson, Raquel Crump, Religious Discrimination, Tennille Hoover, Title VII, Workplace Investigations, Workplace Training

posted on May 8, 2019 by ELS

Attorney Tennille Hoover Returns to ELS

Tennille Hoover is an attorney with ELS. Using her former experience as an HR director for an employer with over 6000 employees, Tennille provides strategic employment law representation and counseling […]

Filed Under: ADA, Age Discrimination, Department of Labor, Disability Discrimination, Discovery, Discrimination, Diversity, EEOC, Emotional Intelligence, Employer Resources, Employers, Employment Advice, Employment Law, Employment Policies, Events & Updates, FLSA, FMLA, Georgia Bar, Harassment, Hiring and Firing, Holiday Pay, Hostile Work Environment, Inclusion, Investigation, Litigation, Professional Development, Race Discrimination, Reduction in Force, Religious Discrimination, Retaliation, Seasonal Workers, Sex Discrimination, Sexual Harassment, Social Media, Speaking Engagements, State Bar of Georgia, Title VII, Wage & Hour, Workplace Investigations, Workplace Training, Young Lawyer Division of GA Bar Tagged With: Employment Handbooks, Employment Law, Employment Law Advice, employment policies, Tennille Hoover, training

posted on April 18, 2019 by ELS

April Update: Growing Practice Areas, Links to Videos, and Information on Upcoming Events

Link to ELS April Update Our latest update contains information on our growing practice areas, links to videos, and information on upcoming events. Growing practice areas include: Investigations – both […]

Filed Under: Employer Resources, Employers, Employment Advice, Employment Law, Investigation, Seasonal Workers, Severance & Release, Workplace Investigations, Workplace Training Tagged With: Employment Law Checklist, HR Risk Assessments, mediation, sexual harassment prevention training, Workplace Investigations, Workplace Training

posted on April 15, 2019 by ELS

Jamala McFadden’s Highlights from The National Diversity & Leadership Conference

The National Diversity Council’s conference last week in Dallas did not disappoint! Keynote speakers President Barack Obama, General Colin Powell and America Ferrera were on point with lessons on leadership, […]

Filed Under: Discrimination, Employment Law, Events, Events & Updates, Harassment, Investigation, Retaliation, Sex Discrimination, Sexual Harassment, Social Media, Title VII, Workplace Investigations Tagged With: discrimination, Diversity, Employment Law, employment policies, Inclusion, Jamala McFadden, NATIONALDIVERSITYCOUNCIL

posted on March 15, 2019 by ELS

ELS Spring Newsletter

Our Spring Newsletter is now available online. Highlights: Updated website – including new videos! UPCOMING EVENTS RECENT ARTICLES TEAM MEMBER UPDATES

Filed Under: Climate Assessment, Employer Resources, Employment Advice, Employment Law, Employment Policies, Events, Events & Updates, Investigation, Speaking Engagements, Workplace Investigations Tagged With: Chandra Davis, Employment Law, Halima White, Jamala McFadden, Raquel Crump, sexual harassment prevention training, Workplace Investigations

posted on March 1, 2019 by ELS

Highlights from the 2019 NAMWOLF Driving Diversity & Leadership Conference

ELS co-founding partner, Chandra C. Davis, shared highlights from the 2019 NAMWOLF Driving Diversity & Leadership Conference* held in New Orleans, LA February 16 – 19, 2019. (*f/k/a The Business Meeting […]

Filed Under: Arbitration, Employers, Employment Advice, Employment Law, Employment Policies, Events, Events & Updates, Investigation, Mediation, Workplace Investigations, Workplace Training, Workplace Violence Tagged With: Accommodations, Chandra Davis, Emotional Intelligence at Work, Employment Law, employment policies, sexual harassment prevention training, workplace, Workplace Safety

posted on February 4, 2019 by ELS

The Legal Issues Involved in the Les Moonves Saga

There’s So Much to Les: The Legal Issues Involved in the Les Moonves Saga Recently disgraced former CBS CEO Les Moonves demanded to arbitrate whether he is entitled to $120,000,000 in […]

Filed Under: Employer Resources, Employment Law, Harassment, Hostile Work Environment, Investigation, Sex Discrimination, Sexual Harassment, Workplace Investigations Tagged With: Arbitration, discrimination, employment agreement, Employment Law, employment policies, HalimaWhite, Investigations, MeToo, severance pay, sexual harassment, workplace, Workplace Investigations

posted on February 1, 2019 by ELS

Social Media and Workplace Investigations

You’ve seen social media sites used in criminal investigations, but can they be used in workplace investigations? In most cases, yes. Publicly-posted social media posts can assist in conducting workplace […]

Filed Under: Employer Resources, Employment Advice, Employment Law, Hostile Work Environment, Investigation, Social Media, Workplace Investigations Tagged With: discrimination, Employment Law, employment policies, Harassment, Investigations, policies, Raquel Crump, Retaliation, workplace

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