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Negligent Hiring Claim: California Case Demonstrates Outer Limits to Liability

This California Negligent Hiring Decision Is Potentially Relevant To All Employers, Wherever They Are Located Avoiding negligent hiring lawsuits is an important subject to anyone concerned with risk management in connection with employment decision making. It is a major reason for... (Continue reading)

“New Jobs for a New Decade” — NPR Series on Job Prospects for Business Sectors That Are Often Cited as Growth Areas

I’m a big fan of NPR, catching it on the car radio to and from work daily. The following information about an upcoming series on who’s likely to be hiring in the next few years came my way, and I... (Continue reading)

Who’s Hiring Recent College Grads: Resources for Entry-Level Job Seekers

This guest post is from CareerAlley. “Education is what remains when one has forgotten everything he learned in school.” – Albert Einstein You graduated when? It’s already January 2010 and you still don’t have a job? Have you heard these words ... (Continue reading)

Celebrating Six Years of Blogging — Law Blogs & How the Online World Has Changed (Part IV: More Thoughts for Blogging Lawyers & Bringing My Story Up To Date)

I started this series in June 2009, reflecting on completion of six years as a blogging lawyer. Then exhaustion from all those years hit me, and without making a specific decision to do so, I simply stopped posting to this... (Continue reading)

Motoring With Your Career

This guest post is by Peter Weddle of WEDDLE’s, “your guide to resources for employment, personal development and career success.” Changing Perspectives on Careers A recent survey by eFinancialCareers found a surprising shift in the career outlook of financial professionals. A... (Continue reading)

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