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Is Meta Firing Linked to Bias Against Palestinian Content?
June 7, 2024
Is Meta Firing Linked to Bias Against Palestinian Content?

The question of content moderation and employee treatment at major tech companies has once again surged into the spotlight. Ferras Hamad, a Palestinian-American engineer, has spurred a contentious discussion surrounding his termination from Meta after attempting to correct an algorithmic

Navigating the FTC’s Upcoming Ban on Noncompete Clauses
June 6, 2024
Navigating the FTC’s Upcoming Ban on Noncompete Clauses

In an era where employment and innovation are key pillars of the economy, the Federal Trade Commission has made a bold move to promote workforce mobility and competition. Set to take effect on September 4, 2024, the FTC’s Noncompete Clause

Navigating US Employee Record Retention Laws and Best Practices
June 6, 2024
Navigating US Employee Record Retention Laws and Best Practices

In the United States, human resources departments navigate a complex web of regulations governing the retention of employee records. Conforming to federal and state laws is no small feat, but it’s essential for avoiding legal penalties, ensuring organizational transparency, and

Wayfair Clears Legal Hurdle in Workplace Harassment Case
June 6, 2024
Wayfair Clears Legal Hurdle in Workplace Harassment Case

In an increasingly aware society, employers are closely scrutinized for how they handle workplace sexual harassment. The recent case of Emily Forsythe vs. Wayfair Inc. has brought this scrutiny to the forefront, providing a stark example of the delicate interplay

Rhode Island Nail Salon Owner Fined $753.5K for Labor Violations
June 5, 2024
Rhode Island Nail Salon Owner Fined $753.5K for Labor Violations

In a landmark decision signaling a crackdown on labor law violations, Steven Xing Cao, proprietor of a trio of nail salons in Rhode Island, is now compelled to pay a staggering $753,500 in restitution. This decisive action comes after egregious

US Business Leaders Pledge to Boost DEI Initiatives
June 5, 2024
US Business Leaders Pledge to Boost DEI Initiatives

Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) are more than just buzzwords in the business world; they are critical pillars that leaders across the United States are earnestly striving to strengthen within their organizations. A recent survey by Bridge Partners, which canvassed

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Is Meta Firing Linked to Bias Against Palestinian Content?
June 7, 2024
Is Meta Firing Linked to Bias Against Palestinian Content?

The question of content moderation and employee treatment at major tech companies has once again surged into the spotlight. Ferras Hamad, a Palestinian-American engineer, has spurred a contentious discussion surrounding his termination from Meta after attempting to correct an algorithmic

Navigating the FTC’s Upcoming Ban on Noncompete Clauses
June 6, 2024
Navigating the FTC’s Upcoming Ban on Noncompete Clauses

In an era where employment and innovation are key pillars of the economy, the Federal Trade Commission has made a bold move to promote workforce mobility and competition. Set to take effect on September 4, 2024, the FTC’s Noncompete Clause

Navigating US Employee Record Retention Laws and Best Practices
June 6, 2024
Navigating US Employee Record Retention Laws and Best Practices

In the United States, human resources departments navigate a complex web of regulations governing the retention of employee records. Conforming to federal and state laws is no small feat, but it’s essential for avoiding legal penalties, ensuring organizational transparency, and

Wayfair Clears Legal Hurdle in Workplace Harassment Case
June 6, 2024
Wayfair Clears Legal Hurdle in Workplace Harassment Case

In an increasingly aware society, employers are closely scrutinized for how they handle workplace sexual harassment. The recent case of Emily Forsythe vs. Wayfair Inc. has brought this scrutiny to the forefront, providing a stark example of the delicate interplay

Rhode Island Nail Salon Owner Fined $753.5K for Labor Violations
June 5, 2024
Rhode Island Nail Salon Owner Fined $753.5K for Labor Violations

In a landmark decision signaling a crackdown on labor law violations, Steven Xing Cao, proprietor of a trio of nail salons in Rhode Island, is now compelled to pay a staggering $753,500 in restitution. This decisive action comes after egregious

US Business Leaders Pledge to Boost DEI Initiatives
June 5, 2024
US Business Leaders Pledge to Boost DEI Initiatives

Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) are more than just buzzwords in the business world; they are critical pillars that leaders across the United States are earnestly striving to strengthen within their organizations. A recent survey by Bridge Partners, which canvassed

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