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Claudia Centomini's Article on Social Networking and the Workplace Published in Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly

Publisher: Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly

September 1, 2011

Claudia Centomini wrote an article on employee rights and social media that was published in Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly. "Social networking, employee discipline and free speech" looks at a case involving the town of Bourne, MA, in which a firefighter was fired for postings he made on his Facebook page about his superiors and other town officials. The firefighter is suing the town, and the case is currently pending in federal court in Boston.

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After Hours: Gonzalez Receives Executive Women of NJ Award

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Day Pitney Employment and Labor Partner Rachel Gonzalez was featured in the New Jersey Law Journal’s After Hours column for being a recipient of the Executive Women of New Jersey Salute to the Policy Makers Award.

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Day Pitney Employment and Labor Partner Rachel Gonzalez was featured in the Diverse Lawyers Network newsletter for being a recipient of the Executive Women of New Jersey Salute to the Policy Makers Award.

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Francine Esposito authored the article, "What to Know About Workers, Unions, and COVID-19 Safety Issues," published in Daily Law Report, a Bloomberg Law Insight.

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New York City Protects Fast Food Workers with Ban on At-Will Terminations

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Day Pitney client alert, "Not So Fast: New York City Ordinance Ends At-Will Employment For Fast Food Workers, " authored by Theresa A. Kelly, Rachel A. Gonzalez and Palak Sharma, was quoted in a GOBankingRates.com article on how New York City is protecting fast food workers.

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