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In this legal skinny episode "Stay Interviews" business owner attorney host Trisha Barita discusses how stay interviews are being used by company leaders to learn more about the employees that "stay" with the company so they can work on improving potential issues of turnover.  We value your opinion! We would love for you to go to  www.legalskinny.com/review to find the super simple way to review the show and make sure to mention which episodes or guests you liked! Check out www.legalskinny.com for more resources for the company leader.  Disclaimer - Trisha Barita, LLC and the legal skinny Podcast is for entertainment and informational purposes only.  This is not legal advice and is not a substitute for legal counsel.  If you need specific advice, then you should hire an attorney to work with you on your specific legal issue.  Also, laws change or they differ by jurisdiction, so this is not a substitute for seeking legal counsel in your jurisdiction on the current law applicable to you. 

In this legal skinny episode "Birthday Surprise in the Workplace" business owner attorney host Trisha Barita discusses a case out of Kentucky involving a company providing a birthday celebration for an employee who allegedly requested not to have one due to his anxiety and the repercussions for the company involved. We value your opinion! We would love for you to go to  www.legalskinny.com/review to find the super simple way to review the show and make sure to mention which episodes or guests you liked! Check out www.legalskinny.com for more resources for the company leader.  Disclaimer - Legal Skinny, LLC and the legal skinny Podcast is for entertainment and informational purposes only.  This is not legal advice and is not a substitute for legal counsel.  If you need specific advice, then you should hire an attorney to work with you on your specific legal issue.  Also, laws change or they differ by jurisdiction, so this is not a substitute for seeking legal counsel in your jurisdiction on the current law applicable to you. 

In this legal skinny episode "Soccer, Teachers, & the Equal Pay Act" business owner attorney host Trisha Barita discusses the ongoing appeal by American women soccer players and a case out of Wisconsin for teachers all related to the EEOC's focused agenda on Equal Pay Act Issues.  We value your opinion! We would love for you to go to  www.legalskinny.com/review to find the super simple way to review the show and make sure to mention which episodes or guests you liked! Check out www.legalskinny.com for more resources for the company leader.  Disclaimer - Legal Skinny, LLC and the legal skinny Podcast is for entertainment and informational purposes only.  This is not legal advice and is not a substitute for legal counsel.  If you need specific advice, then you should hire an attorney to work with you on your specific legal issue.  Also, laws change or they differ by jurisdiction, so this is not a substitute for seeking legal counsel in your jurisdiction on the current law applicable to you. 

In this legal skinny episode "The H-1B Visa Employee Breakdown" business owner attorney host Trisha Barita chats with guest Ruby Powers about the H-1B Visa process and steps for company leaders who may be considering whether this is another tool they want to use when hiring employee talent.  Ms. Powers is an attorney and founder of the Powers Law Group, a Houston based law firm focused on family-based, employment-based, and investment-based immigration.  You can connect with Ruby Powers on LinkedIn at this link here.  We value your opinion! We would love for you to go to  www.legalskinny.com/review to find the super simple way to review the show and make sure to mention which episodes or guests you liked! Check out www.legalskinny.com for more resources for the company leader.  Disclaimer - Legal Skinny, LLC and the legal skinny Podcast is for entertainment and informational purposes only.  This is not legal advice and is not a substitute for legal counsel.  If you need specific advice, then you should hire an attorney to work with you on your specific legal issue.  Also, laws change or they differ by jurisdiction, so this is not a substitute for seeking legal counsel in your jurisdiction on the current law applicable to you. 

In this legal skinny episode "Should Employers Mandate Vaccines? - Part V" business owner attorney host Trisha Barita discusses the legal challenges and Supreme Court opinions on the OSHA Emergency Temporary Standard published following President Biden's announcement to use the powers of OSHA to enforce mandatory vaccine or testing for employer workforces with 100 or more employees.  Part I, Part II, and III of this discussion were back in Episode #65, #62, Episode #29, and Episode #33.   We value your opinion! We would love for you to go to  www.legalskinny.com/review to find the super simple way to review the show and make sure to mention which episodes or guests you liked! Check out www.legalskinny.com for more resources for the company leader.  Disclaimer - Legal Skinny, LLC and the legal skinny Podcast is for entertainment and informational purposes only.  This is not legal advice and is not a substitute for legal counsel.  If you need specific advice, then you should hire an attorney to work with you on your specific legal issue.  Also, laws change or they differ by jurisdiction, so this is not a substitute for seeking legal counsel in your jurisdiction on the current law applicable to you. 

In this legal skinny episode "Santa's Employee Troubles" business owner attorney host Trisha Barita discusses Santa's potential legal woes from reindeer issues to elf problems. ;) Enjoy! We value your opinion! We would love for you to go to  www.legalskinny.com/review to find the super simple way to review the show and make sure to mention which episodes or guests you liked! Check out www.legalskinny.com for more resources for the company leader.  Disclaimer - Legal Skinny, LLC and the legal skinny Podcast is for entertainment and informational purposes only.  This is not legal advice and is not a substitute for legal counsel.  If you need specific advice, then you should hire an attorney to work with you on your specific legal issue.  Also, laws change or they differ by jurisdiction, so this is not a substitute for seeking legal counsel in your jurisdiction on the current law applicable to you. 

In this legal skinny episode "The 1940s Thanksgiving Thursday Debacle" business owner attorney host Trisha Barita discusses a little Thanksgiving history and has 2 surprise guests on the show.  We value your opinion! We would love for you to go to  www.legalskinny.com/review to find the super simple way to review the show and make sure to mention which episodes or guests you liked! Check out www.legalskinny.com for more resources for the company leader.  Disclaimer - Legal Skinny, LLC and the legal skinny Podcast is for entertainment and informational purposes only.  This is not legal advice and is not a substitute for legal counsel.  If you need specific advice, then you should hire an attorney to work with you on your specific legal issue.  Also, laws change or they differ by jurisdiction, so this is not a substitute for seeking legal counsel in your jurisdiction on the current law applicable to you. 

In this legal skinny episode "Snitch or Savior" business owner attorney host Trisha Barita discusses the challenges employers face when dealing with safety and company culture.  We value your opinion! We would love for you to go to  www.legalskinny.com/review to find the super simple way to review the show and make sure to mention which episodes or guests you liked! Check out www.legalskinny.com for more resources for the company leader.  Disclaimer - Legal Skinny, LLC and the legal skinny Podcast is for entertainment and informational purposes only.  This is not legal advice and is not a substitute for legal counsel.  If you need specific advice, then you should hire an attorney to work with you on your specific legal issue.  Also, laws change or they differ by jurisdiction, so this is not a substitute for seeking legal counsel in your jurisdiction on the current law applicable to you. 

In this legal skinny episode "Should Employers Mandate Vaccines? - Part IV" business owner attorney host Trisha Barita discusses the new OSHA Emergency Temporary Standard published following President Biden's announcement to use the powers of OSHA to enforce mandatory vaccine or testing for employer workforces with 100 or more employees.  Part I, Part II, and III of this discussion were back in Episode #62, Episode #29, and Episode #33.   We value your opinion! We would love for you to go to  www.legalskinny.com/review to find the super simple way to review the show and make sure to mention which episodes or guests you liked! Check out www.legalskinny.com for more resources for the company leader.  Disclaimer - Legal Skinny, LLC and the legal skinny Podcast is for entertainment and informational purposes only.  This is not legal advice and is not a substitute for legal counsel.  If you need specific advice, then you should hire an attorney to work with you on your specific legal issue.  Also, laws change or they differ by jurisdiction, so this is not a substitute for seeking legal counsel in your jurisdiction on the current law applicable to you. 

In this legal skinny episode "Long COVID - the New Disability" business owner attorney host Trisha Barita discusses the guidance set forth establishing long COVID as a disability under U.S. disability laws.  We value your opinion! We would love for you to go to  www.legalskinny.com/review to find the super simple way to review the show and make sure to mention which episodes or guests you liked! Check out www.legalskinny.com for more resources for the company leader.  Disclaimer - Legal Skinny, LLC and the legal skinny Podcast is for entertainment and informational purposes only.  This is not legal advice and is not a substitute for legal counsel.  If you need specific advice, then you should hire an attorney to work with you on your specific legal issue.  Also, laws change or they differ by jurisdiction, so this is not a substitute for seeking legal counsel in your jurisdiction on the current law applicable to you. 

In this legal skinny episode "Cannabis Future - To Be or Not to Be" business owner attorney host Trisha Barita discusses cannabis legal issues including the ongoing conflict between the federal US government and state laws and how that is affecting company leaders.  We value your opinion! We would love for you to go to  www.legalskinny.com/review to find the super simple way to review the show and make sure to mention which episodes or guests you liked! Check out www.legalskinny.com for more resources for the company leader.  Disclaimer - Legal Skinny, LLC and the legal skinny Podcast is for entertainment and informational purposes only.  This is not legal advice and is not a substitute for legal counsel.  If you need specific advice, then you should hire an attorney to work with you on your specific legal issue.  Also, laws change or they differ by jurisdiction, so this is not a substitute for seeking legal counsel in your jurisdiction on the current law applicable to you. 

In this legal skinny episode "Should Employers Mandate Vaccines? - Part III" business owner attorney host Trisha Barita discusses President Biden's announcement to use the powers of OSHA to enforce mandatory vaccine or testing for employer workforces with 100 or more employees.  Part I and Part II of this discussion were back in Episode #29 and Episode #33.   We value your opinion! We would love for you to go to  www.legalskinny.com/review to find the super simple way to review the show and make sure to mention which episodes or guests you liked! Check out www.legalskinny.com for more resources for the company leader.  Disclaimer - Legal Skinny, LLC and the legal skinny Podcast is for entertainment and informational purposes only.  This is not legal advice and is not a substitute for legal counsel.  If you need specific advice, then you should hire an attorney to work with you on your specific legal issue.  Also, laws change or they differ by jurisdiction, so this is not a substitute for seeking legal counsel in your jurisdiction on the current law applicable to you.