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Employers still harboring concerns over marijuana legislation

Economy 03/04/2022

PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island employers say lawmakers have heard their pleas by adding greater employer protections in legislation to legalize marijuana in the state,...

Going back to work? Here are answers to some tricky questions

Coronavirus 06/26/2020

Rhode Island’s reopening is picking up speed. The state is heading into phase three, which means more businesses are set to open and more people...

CREDITABLE REFUSAL: Gregory Tumolo, an employment law attorney at Duffy & Sweeney Ltd. in Providence, says people who work for businesses considered nonessential can collect unemployment and refuse to come into work if they claim a lack of precautions in their workplace. / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Legal issues raised over returning to work

Coronavirus 05/15/2020

Pama Brown lost her catering job of 13 years at Brown University right before the coronavirus crisis, and she’s been in no rush to...

Gregory Tumolo Joins Duffy & Sweeney as Chair of Employment Law...

People on the Move 11/27/2018

As chair of Duffy & Sweeney’s employment law group, attorney Gregory Tumolo provides employers with the creative and cost-effective compliance solutions they need to...