Inside Track: Trade War Escalates | Dating at Work | Another Pay Gap in Legal?
Trump tariffs have thrown a real wrench into Harley-Davidson's motorcycle production, and other companies may rev their engines and follow Harley overseas. We also take a look at the exit of Intel CEO Brian Krzanich to find some lessons about workplace dating in the era of #MeToo.
June 27, 2018 at 06:34 PM
4 minute read
What's Happening-
'Charged Straight Into a Trade War'
Motoring Away. to take a drive Harley-Davidson announced Monday more and more tariffs raised against the U.S. Matt Gold Fordham University School of Law charged straight into a trade war leaving no exits they'll be looking to move more U.S. production overseas.” Moving to Oz? growing global web of tariffs and treaties. Australia Harley could avoid retaliatory tariffs EU, Canada and China Japan and other Asian markets left the Trans-Pacific Partnership.Compliance Pay Gap
gap between what women and men make in the legal department well documented Turns out, it's pretty bad there too. Sue Reisinger wrote about new data Barker Gilmore 2018 Compliance Compensation Report 72 percent of what their male counterparts bring home. The Higher You Rise. chief compliance officer, 65 percent Added Factors. hold law degrees got better pay public companies also fared better
Workplace Dating Lessons from Intel
Brian Krzanich CEO of Intel Caroline Spiezio to explore wake of #MeToo. didn't have much of a choice, why would anyone else follow it?” Charles Elson the University of Delaware. boss how is this consensual Richard Cohen FisherBroyles now might be a good time their friends in HRDon't Miss-
Tuesday, July 10 The New York City Bar Shaping Corporate Culture: Best Practices for In-House Counsel in the Wake of #MeToo. J. Crew Hogan Lovells Wednesday, July 25. “What To Do If Your CEO Resigns?” Mumbai. Thursday, July 26 Gurgaon Friday, July 27 Bengaluru Meena Heath [email protected] Thursday, September 13-Friday September 14. meet Corporate Counsel Forum Europe 2018. Sabine Chalmers of BT Phillip Bramwell of BAE, Pennyhill Park, Surrey.On the Move-
Top Legal Chef. Aryzta has a new general counsel Rhona O'Brien Pat Morrissey DCCVital Pharma to E-Cigs. JUUL Labs new chief legal officer Gerald “Jerry” Masoudi Celgene U.S. Food and Drug Administration as it tangles Ops in Action. The Association of Corporate Counsel Sowmyan “Sam” Ranganathan AbbVie Tania Daniels The Walt Disney Company Dan Clark interviewedThis content has been archived. It is available through our partners, LexisNexis® and Bloomberg Law.
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