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Taft’s Employment and Labor Relations practice group has received national recognition for the services it provides nationwide for clients ranging from Fortune 500 companies to mid-sized and small employers in the private and public sector. Taft’s attorneys are recognized in publications such as The Best Lawyers in America, Chambers USA: America’s Leading Business Lawyers, and Indiana, Minnesota, and Ohio Super Lawyers. These accolades follow upon the legacy that began with Taft’s Labor and Employment group’s founder, J. Mack Swigert, who worked with the late Senator Robert A. Taft to level the playing field for employers with the Taft-Hartley amendments to the National Labor Relations Act.
Taft’s team of employment and labor attorneys offers clients extensive experience in the wide range of legal services needed to manage the complex relationship between employers and employees.
We provide guidance to employers on a strategic basis in all labor and employment areas, including hiring, firing, layoffs, discipline, leaves of absence, promotions, pay practices, investigating employee complaints, harassment and diversity training, affirmative action plans, and review and drafting of employer policies. We help employers comply with the panoply of employment laws.
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Taft is a well-regarded law firm engaged by a diverse clientele, ranging from small and mid-sized employers to Fortune 500 companies, in both the public and private sectors. Areas of particular strength include immigration compliance work, retaliation suits, discrimination allegations and unfair labor practice matters.
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Taft represented UC Health in negotiations of a new deal with the nurses union.
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"Taft is able to handle complex questions and potential penalties."
"Taft is able to handle complex questions and potential penalties."
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Janica Tucker is the partner-in-charge of Taft's Columbus office. She has experience in a wide range of traditional labor and employment issues.