Are you an Ohio employer thinking that your company should have a more fine-tuned policy for issuing written warnings to workers with performance-related or on-the-job behavioral problems?
Written warnings to workers: some considerations for Ohio employers
Potential downside huge for hotel chain in hacking matter
"May I see your passport and a credit card, please?"
What is the state of the state in Ohio re business going forward?
Things seem just a bit stressful these days on the economic front, don’t they? The global trade war is certainly disconcerting, with last week’s plummeting stock market values underscoring the concern. Price dislocation surrounding oil is factoring into year-end angst. Capitol Hill intrigue is, as always, on firm display in Washington, D.C. Many people wonder what impact the new post-election Congress will have on the nation’s commercial sphere come next year.
Interview questions that could constitute gender discrimination
As you run your Ohio business, you will likely need to hire new employees from time to time. You may dread the process because it can be time consuming, and you may also have to deal with interviewees who seem to simply waste your time. Still, you have a duty to find the right person for the job, even if it means hours of scrutiny over cover letters, resumes and interview answers.
Regulators’ eyes on Ohio when it comes to bitcoin
Has Ohio suddenly become a global trailblazer as a venue promoting the legitimacy and widespread use of so-called cryptocurrency?
Reducing slip-and-fall risks for your restaurant employees
Running a restaurant may have always been a dream of yours. From a young age, you have loved cooking, and over the years, you have honed your business skills. Now, your business is up and running, and you have numerous employees to help you conduct operations.
Top-tier municipal law concern: land use and zoning
The core concept underlying municipal zoning in Ohio and nationally is simple. An online overview of the subject matter stresses that zoning rules and limitations seek “to control and direct the development of property within [affected] borders.”
