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Week In Review (December 8, 2006)

Most Popular Federal Law Article

Can An Employer Exclude Certain Classes of Employees From Health Plan Coverage? (pdf).
As employer health plan costs continue to increase, many employers are considering not only whether to cutback on health benefits coverage, but also whether to exclude certain employees from the company’s plan altogether. In addition to cost, group health benefits are not a significant factor in recruiting or retaining employees in some industries, where increases in wages are the predominant concern.
Located On: Ford & Harrison LLP

Most Popular State Law Article

Destruction of Evidence Proves Costly for Employee (pdf).
Court dismisses wrongful termination suit and imposes monetary sanctions.
Located On: Ogletree Deakins

Most Popular Headlines

What Not to Do at Work
ABC News - December 04, 2006

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