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5 ways to resolve employment law disputes as an employer

On Behalf of Hogan & Pritchard, PLLC | Aug 27, 2025 | Employment Law For Employers

Disputes in the workplace are inevitable, whether they stem from disagreements about pay, discrimination claims, or workplace policies. For employers, how these conflicts are managed can make a lasting difference to the company’s culture and reputation. A poorly...

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3 signs your vendor might be sabotaging your small business

On Behalf of Hogan & Pritchard, PLLC | Aug 20, 2025 | Employment Law For Employees

Vendors play a vital role in the smooth running of your small business. Whether supplying raw materials, delivering products or offering services, a reliable vendor can be a strong ally in growth. However, not every vendor has your best interests at heart.  Sometimes,...

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3 ways retaliation shows up in Virginia remote workplaces

On Behalf of Hogan & Pritchard, PLLC | Aug 20, 2025 | Employment Law For Employees

Remote and hybrid jobs have changed the ways retaliation emerges in Virginia workplaces. You may face actions that alter your duties after raising concerns or using legal rights. Because interactions occur on screens instead of shared offices, remote work creates...

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Pregnancy discrimination when you are not even pregnant

On Behalf of Hogan & Pritchard, PLLC | Aug 3, 2025 | Employment Law For Employees

Employees have protections against pregnancy discrimination in the workplace. If you tell your employer that you are pregnant and they decide to fire you so they do not have to pay you to be on maternity leave, for instance, that is a form of discrimination. If you go...

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What mistakes can delay security clearance?

On Behalf of Hogan & Pritchard, PLLC | Jul 23, 2025 | Security Clearances For Federal Employees

Getting security clearance can open the door to careers in government, defense and private sectors tied to national security. However, the process can be painstakingly slow. This is because some of the mistakes made during the applications are often avoidable. If you...

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Breastfeeding women have specific work-related rights

On Behalf of Hogan & Pritchard, PLLC | Jul 11, 2025 | Employment Law For Employees

Many women opt to breastfeed after they give birth, but they may also be concerned about returning to work. For women who work in Virginia, federal and state laws give them specific rights that should make it easier for them to express breastmilk once they return to...

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What should employers know about leave under the FMLA?

On Behalf of Hogan & Pritchard, PLLC | Jun 26, 2025 | Employment Law For Employers

Employees have very strict rights that are set by federal law. One of these is that qualified employees are allowed to take leave under the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) as long as the situation meets the requirements.  In order for an employer to be required to...

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Is employer‑required training compensable?

On Behalf of Hogan & Pritchard, PLLC | Jun 17, 2025 | Employment Law For Employees

When your employer makes training mandatory, you might wonder if that time counts as paid work. You’re right to check—what seems like voluntary training often includes hours your employer must compensate you under the law. What does the law say? The Fair Labor...

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Balancing trade secrets and employee privacy 

On Behalf of Hogan & Pritchard, PLLC | Jun 12, 2025 | Employment Law For Employers

Protecting your company’s trade secrets is essential to maintaining a competitive edge. At the same time, employees have a right to privacy in the workplace. Finding the right balance between these two needs can be tricky, but is essential for maintaining trust and...

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Can social media mistakes risk your clearance?

On Behalf of Hogan & Pritchard, PLLC | May 29, 2025 | Security Clearances For Federal Employees

Having a security clearance is a big responsibility. It shows that the government trusts you with sensitive information. However, keeping that clearance can be harder than you think, especially in today’s digital world.  Social media has become a part of daily life....

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