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Ban on Employers’ Asking for Facebook Passwords Becomes Law in Maryland

by Stephen D. Hans | May 18, 2012 | Uncategorized

Author: Hans & Associates, P.C. , Stephen D. Hans “Queens & NY Labor & Employment Discrimination Attorneys” The fabric of how we do business today involves the increasing use of social media (SM) networks like Facebook and Twitter. Companies...

Federal Government Was the Biggest USERRA Violator

by Stephen D. Hans | May 11, 2012 | Employment Defense Attorney

The Washington Post  recently reported that the federal government was the greatest violator of Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act (USERRA). Labor Department Statistics obtained through Freedom of Information Act showed that in the fiscal year...

Emails: A Technological Convenience and a Legal Nemesis

by Stephen D. Hans | May 4, 2012 | Employment Defense Attorney

Author: Stephen Hans Prior to emails and texting when most communication was verbal, there was an element of he said or she said and no real definitive way to prove what anyone said except by witness testimony. And even witness testimony was often questionable or open...

Legal Risk Involved with Asking for an Employee’s Facebook Account Information

by Stephen D. Hans | Apr 24, 2012 | Uncategorized

Author: Stephen D. Hans The latest slippery slope for the law and social media is whether employers have the right to ask employees or job candidates for their Facebook or Twitter account usernames and passwords. Two Senators, Chuck Schumer of New York and Richard...

Will the Unemployed Become a New Protected Class?

by Stephen D. Hans | Apr 20, 2012 | Employment Defense Attorney

Author:Stephen D. Hans Employers are reluctant to hire employees who have been unemployed for a substantial period of time. Before unemployment reached current levels, no one much questioned this employment practice because it was natural to seek a diligent, stable...
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