If NJ divorcing parents can’t agree, then which parent determines our children’s religious upbringing?

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New Jersey is an ethnically, racially, and religiously diverse state, where interfaith marriages are common. The breakup of interfaith marriages is also common and parents sometimes disagree over the religious education and upbringing of a shared child. The parties should try to work out an agreement that’s mutually acceptable, but if there is no such…

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Fired for Corpulence: Do NJ and Federal Law Prohibit Workplace Discrimination Based on Weight?

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Obesity affects nearly 1 in 3 Americans and has become so pervasive that the American Medical Association (“AMA”) declared it a disease in 2013. Despite accounting for more than 30% of the population, in the workplace overweight employees are statistically disadvantaged and discriminated against. Academic studies from both Yale and Vanderbilt say that overweight workers…

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Are Low Wages Due to Supply and Demand – or Unlawful Wage Theft?

Have your wages kept up with inflation over the years? If not, multiple factors may be at work, including increased automation, foreign competition, and the increased costs to employers for health benefits. But some employers may be reaping the benefits of fewer employees in your geographic area — and they may be breaking the law.…

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Are You a Workplace Bully Lure? You Don’t Have to Be!

Are You a Bully Lure at Work? You Don’t Have to Be! Bullying in the workplace has become epidemic in America. More than 35 million workers complain of abuse each workday, according to surveys. Almost as many workers witness such abuses. What are the risk factors for bullying at work? Report the abuse immediately. Bullies…

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