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5 Questions on the FCC’s EEO Obligations for Broadcasters

Broadcast Law Blog

Beyond the general requirement that all broadcasters (and all other businesses) avoid discrimination in hiring, promotion, and all other employment practices, the FCC imposes additional obligations on radio and TV stations that are part of “employment units” with 5 or more full-time employees. My answers are below.

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Balancing the Scales: Strategies for Addressing Pay Compression in Law Firms

The Estrin Report

Estrin I had lunch last week with a friend who is the Director of Administration at a top, major law firm. The hiring manager wants to find a 2-5 year litigation paralegal who has gone to trial and does not want to pay more than $65-80,000 per year. By Chere B. The firm had been seeking a litigation paralegal for months. Quite a twist!

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The Pros and Cons of Becoming a Paralegal Manager

Paralegal Bootcamp

Do you want to move into management? As someone who has made the transition in my own career, I wanted to share insights on the key differences between being a paralegal and a paralegal manager and how you can get started today on that transition if it’s something you hope to do in your career. ​ How I Became a Paralegal Manager.

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Lessons from Management: Key Insights I Wish I Knew as a Paralegal

Paralegal Bootcamp

If you’ve been in our community for a while, you know I was a paralegal manager before I started my company, Paralegal Boot Camp. I learned some things as a manager that I wish I knew when I was a paralegal, and I want to share some of those things with you in this article. Prefer to Listen Instead of Read? What does that mean?

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Greening HR: The Impact of GHRM on Employee Retention and Well-Being

The Process Street

While the term “greenwashing” didn’t come into use until the ’80s, and “business sustainability” until John Elkington’s 1994 paper for California Management Review , the concept behind both dates all the way back to the ’60s and Westinghouse’s “clean and safe” nuclear power plants.

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Four Shortcuts to Managing Your Law Firm Projects

Rocket Matter

Law & Order’s Jack McCoy never waxed rhapsodic about the thrill of a well-organized court calendar. Lawyers go to law school to learn how to practice law. Being a great lawyer doesn’t automatically make you a great project manager. Great lawyers and great project managers have quite a bit in common.

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Developing a Growth Strategy for Your Solo Law Practice: Focus on These 8 Things

Attorney at Work

As a solo law firm, you are small but mighty — able to run a lean business operation, offer customized and competitive pricing, and outperform your BigLaw competitors through personalized legal services delivery. Missing out on valuable revenue because of lack of clarity on your niche practice areas, target market and competition.

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