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How Can We Make Placements if We Can’t Talk About Salaries? Equal Pay Law and Other Timely Employment Law Topics

October 20, 2017 | National Association Legal Search Consultants

Tannenbaum Helpern’s employment law attorney Andrew Singer joined a panel to discuss some of the latest trends regarding the salary ban, the equal pay law, and hiring decisions based on drug test results and social media profiling. For more information about this past event, click here.



 
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