Preventive Law for Employers

Kiernan’s Corner

FMLA for St. Patrick’s Day!

The FMLA is one of the most complicated federal laws for employers. Did you know that the FMLA requires employers to give employees legal advice about the FMLA? Take a look at the regulations: If you are responsible for FMLA compliance, you need to know the details of how this […]

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Federal Guidance on Workplace AI is Gone–NJ Attorney General Steps In

Amidst the whirlwind of Executive Orders flying out of the White House, you might have missed the one that rescinded President Biden’s E.O. 14110, which required federal agencies to use regulatory and enforcement tools to address discrimination concerns related to artificial intelligence (AI). As a result of that repeal, the […]

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Mandatory Job Posting and Pay Transparency Come to New Jersey

Starting June 1, 2025, most New Jersey employers will be required to announce and/or post all promotion opportunities. In addition, when an employer posts for a new job or transfer opportunity, whether externally or internally, it must include the hourly wage or salary, or a range of the hourly wage […]

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Why Settle, Instead of Litigate?

I’ve heard it from clients for many years: “Why should I settle and pay that !#@&%## a dime? We didn’t do anything wrong.” It’s a simple fact: Once your business has been sued for discrimination, harassment, retaliation, or wrongful termination, it’s too late. Your organization is going to pay legal […]

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Still Waiting for DOL to Issue New NJ Unemployment Law Form

For many years, New Jersey employers have been required to give every terminated employee a Form BC-10, which provides information about unemployment benefits. However, starting July 31, 2023, employers were also required to “immediately and simultaneously” send the New Jersey Department of Labor & Workforce Development’s Division of Unemployment Insurance […]

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Who is Ann Kiernan?

Ann Kiernan is an employment lawyer who has been practicing law in New Jersey for more than 30 years. She represents only employers and management and regularly provides management training companies big and small. Employment law is constantly changing, and Ann is familiar how these changes affect employers. To keep up-to-date and learn what issues are currently affecting businesses and employers in New Jersey, read the blog.

Contacting Ann Kieran

The Law Office of Ann F. Kiernan is located at

210 New York Avenue
New Brunswick, NJ
08901-1716.

Ann may be reached via telephone at 732-846-3201 and email.

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