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Jaime Walker

Jaime Walker specializes in Equal Opportunity Employment and Employee Rights. The content he produces regularly advocates for fair treatment of all in the workplace. With expertise covering Payroll, DevOps, and Customer Data Managment, Jaime's diverse portfolio of content is always refreshing and bursting with new ideas. 
Construct CRM Offers One-Week eCommerce Implementation
Customer Data Management
Construct CRM Offers One-Week eCommerce Implementation

As a MarTech expert with a deep focus on integrating technology into marketing and customer data platforms, Aisha Amaira has a unique vantage point on the digital transformation sweeping through B2B industries. Today, she shares her insights on a radical new approach to ERP and eCommerce integration for distributors, a sector often hampered by legacy systems and slow technology adoption.

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Perforce Adopts AI Protocol for Secure DevOps
DevOps
Perforce Adopts AI Protocol for Secure DevOps

The rapid proliferation of artificial intelligence across the software development landscape has created a powerful yet fragmented ecosystem, leaving many organizations grappling with how to integrate these transformative tools without sacrificing governance or security. In a decisive move to address this challenge, Perforce Software is implementing a standardized protocol across its entire DevOps portfolio. This strategic adoption aims to provide

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What Can Employers Learn From the MTA Lawsuit?
Employment Law
What Can Employers Learn From the MTA Lawsuit?

A single, unaddressed employee health complaint can spiral into a multifaceted legal battle encompassing everything from digital harassment to allegations of systemic discrimination, a costly scenario vividly illustrated by a recent high-profile lawsuit. The case filed against New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) serves not as an isolated incident but as a critical case study for organizations nationwide, demonstrating how

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What Is the True Cost of Cloud Computing?
Cloud
What Is the True Cost of Cloud Computing?

With the promise of the cloud turning 20 in 2026, many corporate leaders are facing a financial reckoning as costs spiral beyond initial projections. To navigate this complex landscape, we sat down with Dominic Jainy, an expert in enterprise IT strategy and cloud cost management. He offers a pragmatic perspective on why the cloud’s initial promise of being cheaper hasn’t

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EEOC Probes Nike’s DEI for Anti-White Bias
Employment Law
EEOC Probes Nike’s DEI for Anti-White Bias

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has embarked on a sweeping federal investigation into the athletic apparel giant Nike, placing the company’s diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives under a microscope for potentially discriminating against white employees and prospective job candidates. This high-profile probe signifies a critical juncture in the national discourse surrounding corporate diversity programs, representing one of the most

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CA Court Rules Against Unreadable Employment Contracts
Employment Law
CA Court Rules Against Unreadable Employment Contracts

The hurried scrawl of a signature on new-hire paperwork is a rite of passage for many, yet a landmark decision from California’s highest court reveals how this simple act can become a legally fraught moment with career-altering consequences. A recent ruling has fundamentally shifted the balance of power in the onboarding process, placing a new and significant burden on employers

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Trend Analysis: Proactive Employee Protection
Employment Law
Trend Analysis: Proactive Employee Protection

The traditional boundaries of the workplace have dissolved, leaving behind a fluid environment where professional life bleeds into personal space through digital channels, fundamentally altering the definition of a safe workspace. It is no longer sufficient to secure physical premises; today’s leaders are confronting a new frontier where an employee’s psychological and digital well-being are under constant threat. In this

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Engineers Sue Charter for Alleged Discrimination
Employment Law
Engineers Sue Charter for Alleged Discrimination

With decades of experience helping organizations navigate change through technology, HR tech expert Ling-Yi Tsai specializes in using analytics and integrated systems to build fairer, more compliant workplaces. Today, she’s here to discuss the complex web of issues that arise when performance management, bias, and disability accommodation collide. We’ll explore how HR can identify and address potential discrimination when a

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Veteran Employee Sues AbbVie for Age Discrimination
Employment Law
Veteran Employee Sues AbbVie for Age Discrimination

A thirty-one-year career marked by consistent performance and increasing responsibility has culminated in a federal lawsuit against pharmaceutical giant AbbVie, where long-serving employee Marisol Bárzana Santiago alleges the company fostered an institutional pattern of age discrimination. The comprehensive court filing, submitted on February 2, 2026, details a series of events in which Bárzana was purportedly passed over for promotions in

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Companies Are Reversing AI Layoffs to Rehire Workers
Recruitment-and-On-boarding
Companies Are Reversing AI Layoffs to Rehire Workers

The Great Rehire: Why the AI Job Apocalypse Was Postponed In a surprising turn of events that challenges the dominant narrative of artificial intelligence as a relentless job-destroying force, the corporate world is witnessing a counter-trend known as the “layoff boomerang.” Companies that hastily reduced their workforce in favor of automated solutions are now quietly reversing course, bringing back human

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Jury Awards HR Worker $5M in Retaliation Lawsuit
Employment Law
Jury Awards HR Worker $5M in Retaliation Lawsuit

An individual entrusted with enforcing a company’s policies on fairness and respect found herself at the center of a legal battle against the very system she was meant to uphold, raising profound questions about corporate accountability. This scenario, far from hypothetical, highlights the critical vulnerability that can arise when an employee follows established procedures for reporting harassment only to face

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Can Honesty About Your Past Cost You a Job?
Core HR
Can Honesty About Your Past Cost You a Job?

A job applicant’s decision to proactively disclose a past criminal conviction is often seen as an act of good faith, but a recent landmark court ruling has clarified that this honesty does not give employers a free pass to ignore fair hiring laws. This research summary examines a pivotal U.S. Court of Appeals decision that addresses a critical question in

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