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Review Pre-Employment Screening Processes Amid the Great Resignation
Contractors reviewing pre-employment screening processes should weigh all applicable factors.
By Abby M. Warren and Kayla N. West
May 10, 2022
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by Abby M. Warren
Abby Warren represents employers in labor and employment matters. She focuses her practice on counseling private sector employers including construction, multinational corporations, health care organizations, educational institutions and manufacturers, in all areas of employment law. Warren also defends employers in federal and state court and before administrative agencies. In addition to counseling and litigation, she provides workplace training for clients and conducts workplace investigations.
by Kayla N. West
An associate in Robinson+Cole's Labor, Employment, Benefits and Immigration Group, Kayla West focuses her practice on representing private sector employers in labor and employment matters as well as defending employers in federal and state court and before administrative agencies.
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