Even though the company’s handbook did not explicitly prohibit employees from discussing their wages or other terms and conditions of employment, the National Labor Relations Board was correct in concluding that the handbook’s confidentiality language created an “unqualified prohibition” of the release of “any informatio
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A high tech company seeking to recover relocation, training, and certification costs from a former “Vice President of Emerging Technologies” based on a handbook policy that was emailed to him but left unsigned did not have an enforceable policy, a Mississippi appeals court rules.


