Blog posts in Christina Hynes Mesco

Our work lives have been irreparably transformed as a consequence of the global pandemic. While that means our work habits and schedules have adapted, ...

You receive an email message detailing crude and suggestive instant messages an employee received from her co-worker. A manager passed over for (yet ...

“The way to right wrongs is to turn the light of truth upon them.” - Ida B. Wells February marks Black History Month, a federally recognized ...

In this year of racial reckoning in our country, a recent American Bar Association (ABA) report reaffirmed what many of us in the legal profession ...

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to sweep the country (and quarantine orders continue to be issued by state and local governments), workplaces have ...

COVID-19 has complicated how companies manage their internal relationships. Businesses that have not fallen prey to the financial devastation wrought ...

COVID-19, commonly known as “Coronavirus,” has officially been categorized as a pandemic by the World Health Organization. Preparations for the ...

Employment law practitioners serving victims of workplace harassment and assisting businesses in creating healthy work environments have reason to ...

Flight to Baltimore: $342.48 Cab to hotel: $62.00 Morning coffee: $2.95 Client lunch: $55.75 Compliance with the new amendment to the Illinois Wage ...