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Are unwritten policies enforceable? There are several factors you must consider.

Are Unwritten Policies Enforceable?

Are unwritten policies enforceable at your company? There are several factors you must consider to know the enforceability of policies, contracts, or work rules at your workplace. At Gardner Employment Law, we know all the details about contracts and company

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Image depicting how the non-compete time period plays a big role in the agreement

When is a Non-Compete Time Period Unreasonable?

Do you have a non-compete time period that seems too long? Read more about when an unreasonably long time restriction renders a non-compete agreement unenforceable. At Gardner Employment Law, we study the fine print of non-competes so our clients can

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The NLRB may redefine the definition of independent contractor

The NLRB May Redefine “Independent Contractor”

Changes are on the horizon as the NLRB (National Labor Relations Board) considers redefining “independent contractor.” Read on to find out if this action could affect you. At Gardner Employment Law, we stay current on federal and state regulations to

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