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The MBA’s Labor & Employment Law Section is designed to bring together representatives of employees, employers, labor organizations, the neutral sector, state and federal agencies, arbitrators and mediators to provide a forum for all segments of the labor and employment bar.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Q&A with IN-House Employment Counsel

May 14, 2013 12-1:30 pm
MBA, 20 West St., Boston


As a member of the Massachusetts Bar Association’s Labor & Employment... MORE

Q&A

AGENCY UPDATES - Labor & Employment Springfield Open Meeting - May 7, 2013

Labor and Employment Brown Bag Open Meeting
May 7, 2013 12:30-2 pm
MBA, Springfield Office, 73 State St., Springfield

AGENCY UPDATES

As a member of the Massachusetts Bar Association’s Labor... MORE

Meet & Greet with Regional Director Jonathan B. Kreisberg on January 23rd

Wednesday, Jan. 23, 4-6 p.m., MBA, 20 West St., Boston

This event featuring Regional Director Jonathan B. Kreisberg is co-hosted by the Massachusetts Bar Association’s Labor & Employment Section... MORE

DISCUSSIONS

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UPCOMING GROUP EVENTS

  1. Labor & Employment Section Council Meeting

    May 21, 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM (Eastern Time (US & Canada))
    Boston, MA

UPCOMING MBA EVENTS

  1. A View From the Bench Seminar & Reception

    May 29, 4:30 PM - 7:30 PM
    Boston, MA
  2. 34th Annual Labor and Employment Law Spring Conference

    Jun 5, 1:00 PM - 5:30 PM
    Boston, MA
  3. Visa Issues for International Medical Professional

    Jun 6, 9:00 AM - 12:30 PM
    Worcester, MA
  4. Health Law Legal Chat Series

    Jun 7, 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM (Eastern Time (US & Canada))
    Boston, MA
  5. Juvenile & Child Welfare Legal Chat Series

    Jun 21, 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
    Boston, MA

LATEST SHARED FILES

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RECENT BLOGS

  • Mandating flu immunization of health care workers: Not the best medicine

    Labor & Employment (LE)

    Nationally, the United States Center for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that influenza has caused, or been a substantial contributor to, well over 100 deaths, including 20 reported pediatric deaths. The Massachusetts Department of Public Health has reported more than 6,000 reported flu cases this season and 20 flu-related deaths in the commonwealth. The city of Boston has confirmed over 700 flu cases this season, including four deaths, leading Mayor Thomas M. Menino to declare a public... MORE

  • Secretary Goldstein Featured as Keynote at Labor & Employment Open Meeting

    Labor & Employment (LE)

    The work of the Joint Task Force on the Underground Economy and Employee Misclassification, the investigation of the $418 million Marriott Copley Place renovation that led to wage and hour fines, and the possibility of legislation expanding the reach of the state's wage and hour laws were discussed by Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development Secretary Joanne F. Goldstein at an open meeting of the Massachusetts Bar Association's Labor & Employment Section on Wednesday, Jan. 8.... MORE

LABOR & EMPLOYMENT LEADERSHIP



Sheryl D. Eisenberg (left), chair
John F. Tocci (right), vice chair


Learn more about MBA Section Leadership.

LATEST MBA ON DEMAND PROGRAMS


MEMBER OF THE MONTH

Jayne B. Tyrrell, executive director of the Massachusetts Interest on Lawyers' Trust Accounts program, is the the June Access to Justice Member of the Month.

Tyrrell's dedication to the core values of the section inspires everyone who comes in contact with her," MBA President Edward W. McIntyre said.


Tyrrell has worked with IOLTA for nearly two decades. After first approving
IOLTA as a voluntary program in 1985, the Supreme Judicial Court made it mandatory in 1989. Tyrrell was hired as a consultant at that time to help with the transition of the new requirements of all participating attorneys to keep nominal, short-term client deposits in interest-bearing accounts. Following that transition, she accepted the offer to serve as executive director and 20 years later, remains passionate about her influential role.

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