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: California Labor and Employment LawThank You to Michael Fox of ?Jottings by an Employer?s Lawyer?
By Eugene Lee
Michael Fox runs one of the oldest and most respected employment law blogs (blawgs?) in the business, "Jottings by an Employer’s Lawyer" . He was blogging long before it became fashionable. I’ve been a regular reader of his blog and a fan.
Recently, Michael got nostalgic and posted this entry: "6 Years, 1800 Posts and How the World Has Changed" . Why do I bring this up? Well…ahem? he lists my blog as being one of those that "have made their way to my RSS reader"!
Well, thank you, Michael, and Happy 6th Birthday to your blog. May there be many, many more.
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