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Daniel B. Gilmore
Of Counsel
Dan Gilmore practices in labor and employment law, providing advice and counsel on a wide variety of topics, ranging from workplace policy development and implementation to union avoidance.
Mr. Gilmore is an adjunct faculty member of The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga's College of Business Administration, where he will teach Union-Management Relations.
He has published numerous articles on a range of labor and employment law topics and gives frequent presentations to professional and civic organizations.
Presentations
- "Labor and Employment Law Update," HRinsight, 2011
- "Labor and Employment Law Update," Rutherford County Chamber of Commerce, 2011
- "Labor and Employment Law Legal Update: Even Without a Union, Certain Employee Actions Are Still Protected by the National Labor Relations Act," 2011
- "The Future of Public Sector HR: Embracing the Change," International Public Management Association for Human Resources, 2011
- "Employment Law Roadmap: Avoiding Major Liability Potholes," CFSA Annual Meeting & Conference, 2011
- "Labor Relations," SHRM Chattanooga Meeting, 2011
- "The New Health Care Bill: How it Impacts You & Your Business," Tennessee Chamber of Commerce and Industry, 2010
- "Payoff for Organized Labor: Will it Still Happen and What Form Could it Take?" Tennessee Trucking Association Meeting, 2010
Memberships
- American Bar Association, Labor and Employment Law Section
- Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce, Economic Development Committee; Business Recruitment Subcommittee, Chairman
- Chattanooga Bar Association
- Chattanooga Manufacturers Association, Human Resources Committee
- German American Chambers of Commerce, Tennessee Chapter
- Tennessee Automotive Manufacturers Association
- Tennessee Bar Association, Labor & Employment Section
- Los Angeles County Bar Association
- Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce
- State Bar of California, Labor and Employment Law Section
- State Bar of Texas
- Chattanooga Area Food Bank, Board; Personnel Committee, Chairman
- Greater Chattanooga Area Chapter of the American Red Cross, Board
- Cleveland-Bradley Chamber of Commerce
Honors
- Former Judge Advocate and Chief Trial Counsel, U.S. Marine Corps, 1983-1993; Awarded Navy Commendation Medal
Publications
- Controlling Abuse of Social Media in the Context of the National Labor Relations Act, Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce's HR Notes, January 3, 2012
- Even Without a Union, Certain Employee Actions Are Still Protected by the National Labor Relations Act, Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce's HR Notes, June 6, 2011
- Retaliation: Protected Activity Need Not Make an Employee "Bulletproof," Tennessee Employment Law Letter, October 2009
- Protect Your Employees and Your Business, Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce's HR Notes, October 2009
- Family and Medical Leave: Be Careful Before You Approve!, Tennessee Employment Law Letter, August 2009
- Association Discrimination: Sixth Circuit Finds Degree of Association Irrelevant, Tennessee Employment Law Letter, April 2009
- Preparation for the Employee Free Choice Act Offers Broad Benefits In Any Event, Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce's HR Notes, April 2009
- New FMLA regulations are here: Final rule takes effect Jan 16,
Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce's HR Notes, January 2009 - Employee Handbooks: Failure to Rebut Presumption of at-will Employment Results in Untimely Claims, Tennessee Employment Law Letter, November 2008
- Military Service: Former Army National Guardsman Prevails on Reemployment Claims, Tennessee Employment Law Letter, September 2008
- Student interns - if you use them, do it right!, Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce's HR Notes, September 2008
- Supreme Court Ruling Clarifies Sexual Harassment Liability,
Co-Author, Tennessee Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Business Insider, March 2008 - A Sign of Things to Come: Is Employment Leave for Tennessee
Military Family Members Around the Corner?, Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce's HR Notes, November 2007 - Here they go again - National Guardsmen leave work to return to Iraq, Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce's HR Notes, April 2007
