"Q&A: Understanding S.C.’s unemployment system"

The Saturday, February 7th, edition of The State featured an article entitled "How jobless funds dried up in S.C."  Reporter Noelle Phillips examined why the S.C. Employment Security Commission is running out money to pay for unemployment claims.  To supplement the article, Phillips interviewed Nexsen Pruet attorney William Floyd for a "News Extra."

Click on the headline to read "Q&A:  Understanding S.C.'s unemployment system."

William Floyd practices labor and employment law including employee benefits litigation.  He serves on the Board of Directors for the S.C. Chamber of Commerce

Mr. Floyd has twenty years of experience counseling employers of all sizes regarding day-to-day as well as complex human resource issues.

Mr. Floyd's experience is broad-based and includes labor arbitrations, collective bargaining, unfair labor practice charges, union campaigns, employment discrimination claims, and ERISA-related cases. He litigates wrongful discharge, discrimination, employee benefits, non-competition covenants, and wage and hour disputes. He also assists employers with site selection and incentive issues.