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Bipartisan Bill Seeks to Rein In Robot Bosses
January 8, 2026
Bipartisan Bill Seeks to Rein In Robot Bosses

The decision that reshaped your career—the one that denied a promotion, set your salary, or even ended your employment—may have been made without a single human ever reviewing your file. As automated systems become the unseen managers for millions of

Trend Analysis: Employee Disciplinary Delays
January 8, 2026
Trend Analysis: Employee Disciplinary Delays

A lingering sense of unresolved conflict can poison a workplace atmosphere far more effectively than any single act of misconduct, yet new data reveals that such issues are being left to fester for extended periods. The startling statistic that over

Will the EEOC Rescind LGBTQ+ Worker Protections?
January 8, 2026
Will the EEOC Rescind LGBTQ+ Worker Protections?

A sharp reversal in federal policy threatens to unravel years of established workplace protections for LGBTQ+ individuals, placing employers and employees at the center of a contentious legal and ideological battle over the very definition of harassment. The U.S. Equal

When Does Medical Leave Become a Performance Issue?
January 8, 2026
When Does Medical Leave Become a Performance Issue?

A decorated seventeen-year career can unravel with a single phrase in a performance review, especially when that phrase penalizes an employee for absences the law explicitly protects. For many high-performing employees who must take legally protected medical leave, this scenario

New York Law Jeopardizes Common Compensation Agreements
January 7, 2026
New York Law Jeopardizes Common Compensation Agreements

A sweeping piece of New York legislation has fundamentally altered the landscape of employment and service agreements, leaving many businesses scrambling to assess the legality of their most common compensation and retention tools. What was once standard practice for securing

Trend Analysis: Workplace Due Process
January 7, 2026
Trend Analysis: Workplace Due Process

A clear-cut case of employee misconduct, backed by undeniable evidence, should have been a straightforward termination; instead, it became a costly lesson in procedural justice for a Singaporean employer who unexpectedly lost the resulting wrongful dismissal case. The reason for

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Bipartisan Bill Seeks to Rein In Robot Bosses
January 8, 2026
Bipartisan Bill Seeks to Rein In Robot Bosses

The decision that reshaped your career—the one that denied a promotion, set your salary, or even ended your employment—may have been made without a single human ever reviewing your file. As automated systems become the unseen managers for millions of

Trend Analysis: Employee Disciplinary Delays
January 8, 2026
Trend Analysis: Employee Disciplinary Delays

A lingering sense of unresolved conflict can poison a workplace atmosphere far more effectively than any single act of misconduct, yet new data reveals that such issues are being left to fester for extended periods. The startling statistic that over

Will the EEOC Rescind LGBTQ+ Worker Protections?
January 8, 2026
Will the EEOC Rescind LGBTQ+ Worker Protections?

A sharp reversal in federal policy threatens to unravel years of established workplace protections for LGBTQ+ individuals, placing employers and employees at the center of a contentious legal and ideological battle over the very definition of harassment. The U.S. Equal

When Does Medical Leave Become a Performance Issue?
January 8, 2026
When Does Medical Leave Become a Performance Issue?

A decorated seventeen-year career can unravel with a single phrase in a performance review, especially when that phrase penalizes an employee for absences the law explicitly protects. For many high-performing employees who must take legally protected medical leave, this scenario

New York Law Jeopardizes Common Compensation Agreements
January 7, 2026
New York Law Jeopardizes Common Compensation Agreements

A sweeping piece of New York legislation has fundamentally altered the landscape of employment and service agreements, leaving many businesses scrambling to assess the legality of their most common compensation and retention tools. What was once standard practice for securing

Trend Analysis: Workplace Due Process
January 7, 2026
Trend Analysis: Workplace Due Process

A clear-cut case of employee misconduct, backed by undeniable evidence, should have been a straightforward termination; instead, it became a costly lesson in procedural justice for a Singaporean employer who unexpectedly lost the resulting wrongful dismissal case. The reason for

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