INSIGHT COLUMN By James M. Nelson
It is easy and popular to demonize companies and CEOs who accept federal bailout money and then pay employee retention bonuses. It is harder to sit idly by as a labor lawyer and say nothing as the pundits and politicians launch discussion off in a dangerous direction. In wage and hour law, the easy approach is often the wrong approach. The issue is not whether the contracts were a "good idea" at the time but rather whether anything can lawf...
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