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Stephen T. Savitz
Vance J. Bettis
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Derwood L. Aydlette, III
Shahin Vafai
Christopher W. Johnson
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Fred A. Williams
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Shahin Vafai appointed to Employment and Labor Law Specialization Advisory Board
Firm recognized once again by Chambers And Partners
Chris Johnson addresses Council of Governments
Vance Bettis to serve as Vice-President of Columbia YMCA
Firm partners recognized by South Carolina Super Lawyers Publication
Gignilliat, Savitz & Bettis recognized by Chambers and Partners
Christina Summer Certified as Employment and Labor Law Specialist
New NLRB Notice Poster Requirement Postponed Again
New Employment Eligibility Verification Requirement for All Employers Starts Soon
NLRB Postpones Deadline for Posting New Notice
New Labor Poster Required of Most Private Employers
Employees Keeping Tabs on their Hours and Pay: There’s an App for That
EEOC Rules on Genetic Information Effective as of January 10, 2011
National Labor Relations Board Proposes Rule to Require Notice Posting
Department of Labor Issues New Interpretation of Son or Daughter Under FMLA
House Passes Bill To Give Public Safety Employees Collective Bargaining Rights
South Carolina Illegal Immigration Reform Act Now Applies to All Employers in State
Compliance Deadline for Federal Contractors Approaching
Updated Model Notices Available for COBRA Subsidy Extension
COBRA Subsidies Extended Through May 31, 2010
Fair Labor Standards Act Amended to Require Reasonable Break Time for Nursing Mothers
President to Sign Health Reform Legislation
Department of Labor Issues Updated Model Notices Following Second COBRA Subsidy Extension
Congress Extends COBRA Subsidies Again
Department of Labor Issues Model Notices for COBRA Subsidy Extension
COBRA Subsidies Extended
Interim Final Genetic Non-Discrimination Regulations and Poster Issued
New E-Verify Requirement for Federal Contractors Begins Today
New Direct Observation Rule for CDL Drivers Goes Into Effect August 31, 2009
Increase in Minimum Wage
U.S. Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Firefighters
E-Verify Requirement for Federal Contractors Delayed Until September
IRS Issues Further Guidance on COBRA Subsidies
Reminder: New I-9 Forms Required Beginning April 3, 2009
Court of Appeals Decision Imposes Liability On Employer and Supervisor for Unauthorized Access of Emails
Updated: Department of Labor Issues Model Notices for COBRA Subsidy
Employee Free Choice Act Introduced in Congress
Guidance Issued on COBRA Subsidies
COBRA Subsidies Required by Stimulus Bill
New Executive Orders Impose Additional Requirements on Federal Contractors
President Signs Wage Discrimination Law
Government Delays Implementation of New Form I-9
New I-9 Form Released by Department of Homeland Security
Department of Labor Posts New FMLA Forms and Poster
New FMLA Regulations Go Into Effect January 16, 2009
New Reporting Requirement for Employers of CDL Drivers
Americans with Disabilities Act Amendments
New State and Federal Employment Eligibility Verification Requirements
Genetic Information Non-Discrimination Act
Changes to the Family and Medical Leave Act
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