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Associations Now
JUNE 10, 2014
The noncompete agreement—a key tool employers use to keep talented employees from jumping ship to join competitors—is under scrutiny in Massachusetts, where the governor wants to ban them. Massachusetts Gov. The post Associations at Odds Over Proposed Massachusetts Ban on Noncompete Clauses appeared first on Associations Now.'
Associations Now
FEBRUARY 6, 2019
Encouraging a Movement The right to repair movement is showing strength outside of Massachusetts as well. The Right to Repair law must be updated because automakers are starting to use the next generation of wireless technology to get around our law, shut out independent repair shops, and cost car owners more money,” Steinberg said.
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Guilt by Association
FEBRUARY 9, 2009
A few weeks ago, I discussed how the RFP (request for proposal) had run into disrepute, mostly among consultants and vendors to whom they are targeted. I also discussed how people like me need a good structure to solicit outside help, review their proposals, and make the best decision possible. Definitely, I touched a nerve.
Associations Now
FEBRUARY 20, 2015
The National Association of the Deaf alleges that Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology are violating the Americans With Disabilities Act by failing to make their online course offerings accessible to individuals who are deaf and hard of hearing. We expect that the U.S.
Associations Now
JUNE 19, 2014
Also: Make sure your organization has a strong handle on technology issues, or you might be going in two directions at once. Noncompete clauses have been in the news recently thanks to a fight over them in Massachusetts. You may want to take a gander at Microsoft’s proposed pricing changes. Fast Company has some tips.
Associations Now
JANUARY 9, 2014
The technology to improve heating might be cheaper in the long term, but it comes with a high upfront costs, two key industry groups say. “Because heating needs vary across the nation, what is cost effective in Massachusetts may not be cost effective in Mississippi; the reverse is true for cooling,” the U.S. The concern?
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