Employment & Labor

Portland Maine Business Podcast with Tawny Alvarez

May 10, 2021 Podcast

On this week's Portland Maine Business Podcast, a podcast with Shelby Turcotte of Shelby Trained, he interviews employment and labor attorney Tawny Alvarez who shares stories that contributed to shaping her as a person in terms of her career. Tawny also recalls her experience at a retail store that sparked her interest in employment and labor law, spectrum advice, and more.

To listen to the full podcast on PortlandMaineBusinessPodcast.com, click here.

Firm Highlights

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NLRB's Ruling On BLM Buttons Holds Employer Lessons

Verrill attorney Elizabeth Johnston recently authored an article for Law360 entitled, NLRB’s Ruling on BLM Buttons Holds Employer Lessons . In it she discusses a recent ruling from a National Labor Relations Board judge...

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Updated Postings for Maine Employers

Employers in the State of Maine with fifty (50) or more employees should be mindful that the Maine Bureau of Labor has updated its poster for Veterans Benefits and Services. The poster is required...

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How to avoid employee wage and hour pitfalls during tourist season

Verrill attorney Elizabeth Johnston recently authored an article for MaineBiz entitled, How to avoid employee wage and hour pitfalls during tourist season . In the article she discusses five ways to help businesses stay...

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Exploring the Intersection: Generative AI and Employment Regulations*

The workplace is dynamic and understanding the intersection of generative AI and employment regulations is essential for both businesses and employees. Join Tawny Alvarez in this webinar where she will discuss the complex landscape...

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Sexual Harassment and Sexual Assault Injury in the Workplace: Paths to Recovery in and Outside of Workers’ Compensation

Verrill counsel Elizabeth Connellan Smith recently co-authored “ Sexual Harassment And Sexual Assault Injury In The Workplace: Paths To Recovery In And Outside Of Workers’ Compensation ” for the American Bar Association Law Journal...

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