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: Cleveland Law Library WeblogOhio Supreme Court To Consider Employee Residency Laws
By Cleveland Law Library
The Ohio Supreme Court has decided to tackle employee residency requirements that have been at issue in various communities in Ohio. Without consolidating the matters, the Court will hear separate arguments the same day in 2 cases involving the extent of home rule authority to require employees in Akron (Case No. 2008-0418) and Lima (Case No. 2008-0128) to live where they work. See our prior posts about the 1) the Akron and Lima appeals and 2) the original Summit County Common Pleas Court decision. Click here to read a report from the Toledo Blade that indicates 125 cities and 13 villages in Ohio have residency requirements.
Full post as published by Cleveland Law Library Weblog on May 12, 2008 (boomark / email).
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