When you subscribe to your Employment Law Letter, you get a newsletter specifically designed for employers and HR professionals in your state. It's written by attorneys in your state who know the unique challenges and laws you must deal with every day.

Your subscription also includes a powerful package of HR and legal resources listed below at no additional cost.

• Online Archive: You can search for articles on any topic from your state, nearby states, or all 50 states.
• Policies: Our Sample Policy & Procedure Manual, including dozens of sample policies and explanations.
• Forms: Government forms and sample forms you can use in your HR practice.
• Your state's statutes and regulations on employment law.
• Federal statutes and regulations on employment and labor law.
• Survey results from our HRhero.com Surveys of HR professionals nationwide.
• Reports: Access to in-depth Mastering HR Reports.
• Employers Forum: the vibrant online community that answers your toughest questions. Exclusively for HR professionals and their counsel.

Richard S. Cleary is a partner at Frost Brown Todd LLC firm in the Louisville office. Rich practices in the Labor and Employment Practice Group. He concentrates his practice on representing employers exclusively, including collective bargaining, the litigation of labor claims before the courts, the National Labor Relations Board and arbitral forums, the defense of employment and wage & hour actions, and counseling concerning the labor and employment law implications of corporate restructuring. 

Mr. Cleary is a fellow in the College of Labor and Employment Lawyers, and is listed in The Best Lawyers in America and the first tier in every edition of Chambers USA: America's Leading Lawyers for Business. Mr. Cleary is also listed as one of the top 10 lawyers in the Commonwealth of Kentucky in Kentucky Super Lawyers. He has also authored several articles and publications such as the Kentucky Employment Law Letter and those on the National Labor Relations Board. Mr. Cleary graduated from the Georgetown University Law Center and received his undergraduate degree in economics from Washington and Lee University.

Each month, the Kentucky Employment Law Letter three-part subscription package delivers the practical, hands-on advice you need to manage your Kentucky workforce safely and in compliance with Kentucky and federal laws. That's because the newsletter's editors are Kentucky attorneys who defend and counsel employers statewide.

Each issue also keeps you on top of U.S. Supreme Court and Kentucky court decisions that affect your workforce, all reported with Kentucky's local laws and policies in mind. You get all the information you need to stay in business — and out of the courtroom.

Your complete subscription package includes:

1. Kentucky Employment Law Letter — 12 monthly issues mailed to you and also available online. Also includes periodic NewsAlerts by e-mail as needed.
   
2. Access to HRhero.com Subscribers-Only Area — You'll find a wealth of helpful information, available to subscribers only, at no additional cost:
   
   • Employment Law Letter articles from all 50 states plus D.C.;
   • Sample policies;
   • Your state's statutes and regulations affecting employers;
   • Federal statutes and regulations on employment and labor law;
   • Results from Surveys of HR professionals;
   • HR Executive Special Reports — more than 20 of our in-depth reports;
   • Hot Topics;
   • Employers Forum online commuity for HR professionals and counsel.
   
3. Mastering HR  Reports — 60-page reports covering topics that are too complex to be fully covered in your monthly newsletter. You'll periodically receive a new Special Report via e-mail, and more than 20 are available online.

Written by Employment Law Attorneys in Kentucky
Kentucky Employment Law Letter is written by Kentucky attorneys who advise and represent employers just like you.

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