FLORHAM PARK — Joseph Maddaloni, Jr., Partner at Schenck, Price, Smith & King was featured in P&C Specialist publication. The article, “Auto-Owners Firing of RTO Critics Raises Questions About How Execs Handle Dissent” discussed how stricter return-to-office policies can lead to greater employee dissent and employer backlash against outspoken employees.
In the article, Maddaloni analyzed the company’s position in the case and discussed how theft and misuse of company property could be grounds for disciplinary action and/or termination for employees, but the circumstances raised the suspicion that this computer issue was a pretext” for retaliation for the RTO criticism.
John E. Ursin, Managing Partner, noted that Joe Maddaloni is a very experienced management-side employment and labor attorney who constantly provides timely counseling and advice on the latest employee issues and new regulations. This level of guidance is invaluable for employers of all sizes who want to avoid employee issues and potential liability.
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Joseph Maddaloni Jr., Co-Chair of our Labor and Employment Practice Group, is a former general counsel for an international service company who concentrates his practice in the areas of labor & employment law, commercial law, and regulatory and government affairs.
Joe represents management in all phases of labor and employment law. He is a seasoned traditional labor lawyer who counsels and represents clients on labor matters, including union avoidance techniques, organizing campaign strategy, contract negotiation and administration. He also assists in resolving unfair labor practice charges. Joe also represents management in general employment litigation and counseling matters concerning discharge, discrimination and harassment, non-compete and restrictive covenants, wage and hour, severance and separation agreements, disciplinary actions, and the development of policies and procedures. He also handles general commercial litigation and counseling concerning contract disputes, lease agreements, and sale of goods.
Joe regularly provides counseling and representation to home care companies and private duty agencies nationwide. He is a leading regulatory authority in the home care industry, and he lectures and writes extensively on issues important to the home care industry. He is a member of the Board of Directors of the Home Care Council of New Jersey and the Chief Executive Officer of the Home Health Services Association of New Jersey. He serves on the Board of Directors of the National Institute for Home Care Accreditation and formerly served as a member of the Home Care Association of New Jersey.
Joe is also a former municipal attorney. He is well-versed in all phases of government affairs and represents clients in matters before municipal, state, and federal agencies.
Joe is a founding member and Trustee of Vero Amici for Charity, a charitable organization that provides grants and funding to persons and organizations in need in Northern New Jersey.
