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Hot Topics In Employment Law 2006 with Attorney Shay Zeemer
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Hot Topics In Employment Law 2006 with Attorney Shay Zeemer |
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http://www.soundpractice.net/images/sound/podcast/Hot_Topics_In_Employment_Law_2006_with_Shay_Zeemer.mp3 |
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Shay Ellen Zeemer practices litigation and counseling in Labor and Employment Law at the Powell Goldstein office in Atlanta, Georgia. Her practice includes representing management in employment discrimination lawsuits in various state, federal and administrative jurisdictions, including race, sex, disability, family and medical leave, and other discrimination claims. This podcast interview discusses the hot topics in employment law right now; what areas listeners need to pay the most attention to over the next year; unique employment issues do medical practices face; do small practices really need to worry about employment laws; the sense that everyone just "gets along" in a small office; discrimination and sexual harassment; what steps a medical practice needs to take to minimize employment risks; and what every-day steps can a medical practice take to make sure it stays on the right side of the employment laws? |
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Nov 9, 2007 |
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