Michael Schmidt, Vice Chair of Cozen O’Connor’s Labor & Employment Department, discusses current employment law news, trends, developments and guest analysis.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 166 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessNewsBusiness News |
This new episode highlights a few of the biggest L&E developments from the Summer of 2025, including from the DOL and EEOC, and on such hot topics as DEI-related discrimination, the FTC's non-compete proposal, and AI laws.
Today's episode updates the latest trends in employment law, including changes with the EEOC's focus and makeup, rulemaking ping-pong with the DOL's independent contractor and overtime exemption rules, bucking the trend with non-compete legislation, ... more
Today's episode provides the latest update on the ping-pong court decisions involving President Trump's DEI Executive Orders, and the noteworthy response to the EEOC's new guidance on DEI-related discrimination and harassment.
I am joined by Claudio Martinez Santistevan, a lawyer from the Mexico-based law firm of De La Vega & Martinez Rojas to discuss Mexico's perspectives on the first few months of President Trump's second term and how this administration's initiatives ar... more
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I’m a labor and employment attorney and I swear this podcast was a good addition to all the books I was reading when I was studying for the board certification in L&E in Texas. Now it helps keep me up to date! Thanks so much!
Useful information, but difficult to listen to because the audio is bad. Hoping for an equipment or recording room update for this podcast.
Production value is low. Not much balance in perspective.
Keeps me up to date and spot on information that can be used on a daily basis.
The podcast delivers so many useful legal insights that are actually happening before our eyes. Michael has amazing and realistic perceptions of these issues that you can definitely relate to and learn from as well. Great show! We enjoy your show !
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Targeting the intersection of employment law and current events, this podcast offers listeners in-depth discussions on recent legal updates, policy changes, and workplace practices affecting labor and employment. Each episode tends to feature notable guests, typically experts or practitioners in the field, sharing insights on significant legislative moves, compliance issues, and strategic considerations for businesses navigating the complexities of employment laws. Listeners can expect a focused analysis on hot-topics such as Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives, the evolving landscape of executive orders, and other pressing issues that shape the rights and responsibilities of employers and employees alike.
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Recent guests on Employment Law Now include:
1. Claudio Martinez Santistevan
2. Howard Schweitzer
3. Donna Hughes
4. Jason Marsilli
5. Debbie Friedman
6. Keith Sonderling
7. Jeff Klamut
8. John Ho
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