Other Blogs

The Anything Goes & General News blog has linked to my “Rocket Man” post about Roger Clemens.  As the title of the blog suggests, it covers a lot of ground. 

The Take a Peck blog has also linked to the “Rocket Man” post.   TAP is a sports business blog. 

The Remarkable Leadership/Kevin Eikenberry blog has linked to one of my posts on presidential politics.  The RL/KE blog is conducting its own election in which you may want to vote.

The Washington Labor, Employment & Employee Benefits Law Blog has linked to The Word on Employment Law.  I’d say we’re kindred spirits in terms of the subjects covered.

The ABA Journal Weekly Newsletter has a post that underscores a subject I’ve written about before: the trouble email can cause.

The Canine Carnival 17 blog has linked to my post on changing the AEPA, as has the Rush on Business blog.

The Nubian Waves blog has linked to a couple of my posts on the issues of race and gender in presidential politics.

Previous posts have highlighted the large number of employment cases to be decided by the U.S. Supreme Court this term.  Ross Runkel’s blog summarizes three of those cases which deal with the issue of retaliation.

Dan Schwartz writes more about the Supreme Court’s big ERISA decision this past week in his blog, as does Michael Moore in his blog.

Jon Hyman has a couple of posts dealing with sexual harassment: one dealing with a sex harassment case and the other dealing with some practical suggestions for dealing with sexual harassment derived from the case.

I’ve done a couple of posts on Spygate (with more to come I’m sure).  Here’s something else about this possible scandal in the Wall Street Journal law blog.

There’s a post on the What About Clients? blog that deals with work-life balance in the context of a law firm, but this is a subject that all employers are dealing with.

And from the Cultural Offering blog, music for Saturday.  Remember, it’s Saturday.