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Should New Jersey Regulate Employers’ Use of Artificial Intelligence?
We are in an era where managerial decisions are increasingly automated, including those involving human resources. That effect will only increase as time passes and artificial intelligence becomes more capable. Should New Jersey get ahead of the curve and create guardrails to protect employees from computer-driven decisions that can change their lives? If you feel…
Read MoreIs Cooperative or Collaborative Divorce the Right Fit for Your Family and You?
There are different pathways to divorce that serve your needs and those of your children without battling it out in a courtroom. One of them is cooperative divorce, though any divorce resolved through negotiations is reached through the parties’ cooperation. Kingston Law Group’s divorce practice has helped thousands of clients reach their goals in the…
Read MoreFitness for Duty Testing and the ADA
“Fitness for duty testing” can be a very stressful phrase when you’re disabled. But depending on your limitations and the job requirements, you may not need to be so concerned. Disabled job applicants have some legal protections that should give you a fair opportunity to compete for a job opening. What is the ADA? The…
Read MoreWhat’s Needed for Successful Family/Divorce Mediation?
Family/divorce mediation can be a valuable tool for parties who want to amicably resolve the conflicts between them. If direct negotiations fail to bring matters to a close, input from a third-party neutral could be what’s needed. What is Mediation? Mediation is a process in which an impartial third-party guides those involved in a dispute…
Read MoreCan a New Jersey Employer Test Job Applicants and Employees for Marijuana Use?
New Jersey law allows for medical and recreational use of marijuana. It also generally bans testing current employees for use outside of work. State law has language stating a positive marijuana test shouldn’t prevent someone from getting hired. However, state law has also been interpreted as not giving job applicants the ability to protect these…
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