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Report Link Breaking The "Culture of Silence".
Fisher & Phillips, LLP - December 05, 2007
Connecticut is the latest state to recognize the importance of facilitating honest and open employment references. In an attempt to open the lines of communication concerning former employees, the Connecticut Supreme Court found that employers’ comments are privileged and that workers cannot sue for defamation if their former employer makes untrue statements while trying to provide a good-faith assessment.
Report Link Fired for Smoking Outside of Work? Not in Connecticut.
Jackson Lewis LLP - March 17, 2005
While Connecticut employers may designate facilities as 100% non-smoking, Connecticut is one of 29 states that prohibit employers from discriminating against those who use tobacco products outside of the workplace.
Report Link New Connecticut Statute Bars Employers from Inquiring About, or Taking Adverse Action as a Result of, Sealed or Expunged Conviction Records.
Kauff, McClain & McGuire LLP - September 27, 2002
Connecticut has adopted a new law regarding criminal history questions on job applications. To comply with the law, many Connecticut employers will find it necessary to revise their employment applications and their practices with respect to the maintenance and use of information regarding applicants' criminal history.
Report Link Connecticut court blocks reinstatement of state employee with drug convictions.
Jackson Lewis LLP - May 01, 2001
Discusses Connecticut v. AFSCME Council 4, Local 2663, in which the court vacated an arbitration award on the grounds that it violated the public policy favoring the protection of children.

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