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A stand-alone savings clause is now considered a vital component for any arbitration policy that seeks to cover any and all employment-related disputes without violating federal law. This recent clarity from the National Labor Relations Board addresses a long-standing friction
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A stand-alone savings clause is now considered a vital component for any arbitration policy that seeks to cover any and all employment-related disputes without violating federal law. This recent clarity from the National Labor Relations Board addresses a long-standing friction
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The Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) has recently called on the federal government to delay the implementation of its forthcoming overtime regulation until 2025. The U.S. Department of Labor proposed a Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) rule in August
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In today’s complex business landscape, worker accountability has emerged as a crucial aspect of risk management. According to a recent survey, an overwhelming majority of business leaders and HR professionals, representing 88% of respondents, believe that reinforcing worker accountability would
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In today’s rapidly evolving workforce, employers must stay attuned to the needs and expectations of their Gen Z employees. As this generation continues to grow in numbers, employers are urged to prioritize the development of benefit strategies that align with
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In today’s complex business landscape, worker accountability has emerged as a crucial aspect of risk management. According to a recent survey, an overwhelming majority of business leaders and HR professionals, representing 88% of respondents, believe that reinforcing worker accountability would
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In recent times, there has been a growing controversy surrounding the issue of statutory damage caps in workplace discrimination cases. This debate came to the forefront following a case involving Werner Enterprises, Inc. and Drivers Management, LLC, where a deaf
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In an effort to promote pay transparency and tackle existing wage disparities, the District of Columbia has enacted D.C. Act 25-367. This legislation, which applies to employers with at least one employee in the District, aims to ensure that job
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The Centre for Ageing Better has recently launched a powerful campaign called Age Without Limits. With a mission to challenge age-related prejudices, this campaign aims to shift societal perceptions about ageing and promote confidence among older individuals. By tackling ageism
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The Supreme Court has made a significant decision by granting Starbucks’ writ of certiorari in cases concerning the reinstatement of seven fired workers. These cases will address challenges to the National Labor Relations Board’s (NLRB) decision to seek Section 10(j)
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In today’s rapidly evolving workforce, employers must stay attuned to the needs and expectations of their Gen Z employees. As this generation continues to grow in numbers, employers are urged to prioritize the development of benefit strategies that align with
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