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Should NYC Include Pet Care in Paid Sick Leave Policies?
November 8, 2024
Should NYC Include Pet Care in Paid Sick Leave Policies?

Imagine a scenario where taking your dog to the veterinarian for a necessary procedure forces you to choose between an unpaid day off or leaving your pet’s health unattended. This dilemma may soon be alleviated for New Yorkers if a

How Should Employers Navigate the Revived Tip Credit Rules?
November 7, 2024
How Should Employers Navigate the Revived Tip Credit Rules?

In light of recent court decisions, including the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit’s ruling on August 23, 2024, hospitality employers face renewed challenges in adhering to the Fair Labor Standards Act’s (FLSA) provisions on the tip credit.

Union Pacific Faces Lawsuit Over Safety and Retaliation Claims
November 7, 2024
Union Pacific Faces Lawsuit Over Safety and Retaliation Claims

The latest legal conflict concerning Union Pacific Railroad Co. revolves around a conductor’s accusation of retaliation and an unsafe work environment following an alleged shooting incident. The U.S. District Court, addressing the case, denied Union Pacific’s request for summary judgment.

Will the New Administration Uphold or Overturn Key Labor Regulations?
November 7, 2024
Will the New Administration Uphold or Overturn Key Labor Regulations?

As the new Trump administration approaches, many are closely watching the fate of significant labor regulations. Two major rules under scrutiny involve the Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) ban on noncompete agreements and the U.S. Department of Labor’s (DOL) overtime rule.

EU AI Act: Ensuring Compliance While Leveraging AI in Global HR
November 7, 2024
EU AI Act: Ensuring Compliance While Leveraging AI in Global HR

The new EU AI Act introduces comprehensive regulations impacting the deployment of artificial intelligence tools across various sectors, with human resources in global mobility being significantly affected. Addressing compliance considerations, the act categorizes AI applications into four distinct risk levels:

How Should Employers Handle Political Speech in the Workplace?
November 5, 2024
How Should Employers Handle Political Speech in the Workplace?

As the presidential election cycle heats up, political discussions are becoming more common in workplaces across the United States. The current political climate, marked by heightened polarization and passionate viewpoints, presents unique challenges for employers. Understanding the legal frameworks that

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Should NYC Include Pet Care in Paid Sick Leave Policies?
November 8, 2024
Should NYC Include Pet Care in Paid Sick Leave Policies?

Imagine a scenario where taking your dog to the veterinarian for a necessary procedure forces you to choose between an unpaid day off or leaving your pet’s health unattended. This dilemma may soon be alleviated for New Yorkers if a

How Should Employers Navigate the Revived Tip Credit Rules?
November 7, 2024
How Should Employers Navigate the Revived Tip Credit Rules?

In light of recent court decisions, including the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit’s ruling on August 23, 2024, hospitality employers face renewed challenges in adhering to the Fair Labor Standards Act’s (FLSA) provisions on the tip credit.

Union Pacific Faces Lawsuit Over Safety and Retaliation Claims
November 7, 2024
Union Pacific Faces Lawsuit Over Safety and Retaliation Claims

The latest legal conflict concerning Union Pacific Railroad Co. revolves around a conductor’s accusation of retaliation and an unsafe work environment following an alleged shooting incident. The U.S. District Court, addressing the case, denied Union Pacific’s request for summary judgment.

Will the New Administration Uphold or Overturn Key Labor Regulations?
November 7, 2024
Will the New Administration Uphold or Overturn Key Labor Regulations?

As the new Trump administration approaches, many are closely watching the fate of significant labor regulations. Two major rules under scrutiny involve the Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) ban on noncompete agreements and the U.S. Department of Labor’s (DOL) overtime rule.

EU AI Act: Ensuring Compliance While Leveraging AI in Global HR
November 7, 2024
EU AI Act: Ensuring Compliance While Leveraging AI in Global HR

The new EU AI Act introduces comprehensive regulations impacting the deployment of artificial intelligence tools across various sectors, with human resources in global mobility being significantly affected. Addressing compliance considerations, the act categorizes AI applications into four distinct risk levels:

How Should Employers Handle Political Speech in the Workplace?
November 5, 2024
How Should Employers Handle Political Speech in the Workplace?

As the presidential election cycle heats up, political discussions are becoming more common in workplaces across the United States. The current political climate, marked by heightened polarization and passionate viewpoints, presents unique challenges for employers. Understanding the legal frameworks that

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