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Knowing Your Rights: Social Media Privacy Laws and Regulations Explained
March 1, 2023
Knowing Your Rights: Social Media Privacy Laws and Regulations Explained

The use of social media has become increasingly commonplace in our society, with its widespread application for entertainment, staying connected with friends and family, and for business purposes. It has become so deeply entrenched in our lives, that it can

Employers Must Understand Regulations Surrounding Marijuana Use in the Workplace
March 1, 2023
Employers Must Understand Regulations Surrounding Marijuana Use in the Workplace

The restriction against disciplining employees for the utilization of off-site marijuana has some important exceptions. These exceptions are applicable to certain big industries and job roles, as well as medicinal usage. It is important for employers to understand these exceptions

New Spanish Law Grants Paid Time Off to Women with Severe Menstrual Pain
March 1, 2023
New Spanish Law Grants Paid Time Off to Women with Severe Menstrual Pain

A new bill has been recently proposed in Spain, which seeks to make important changes to the country’s maternity leave policies and provide increased protection for women. This monumental advancement in feminist causes has been met with both praise and

Employers Limiting Use of ChatGPT for Quality Assurance
February 28, 2023
Employers Limiting Use of ChatGPT for Quality Assurance

In the current digital age, the utilization of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology is becoming increasingly widespread. One such AI technology, known as ChatGPT, has recently taken the world by storm. Developed by OpenAI, ChatGPT is an automated text generator designed

NLRB Issues Ruling Impacting Employer-Prepared Severance Agreements
February 28, 2023
NLRB Issues Ruling Impacting Employer-Prepared Severance Agreements

The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) recently issued a decision which has the potential to greatly impact the way employers approach termination contracts. The ruling stated that employers are not allowed to include in severance agreements language which prevents employees

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Knowing Your Rights: Social Media Privacy Laws and Regulations Explained
March 1, 2023
Knowing Your Rights: Social Media Privacy Laws and Regulations Explained

The use of social media has become increasingly commonplace in our society, with its widespread application for entertainment, staying connected with friends and family, and for business purposes. It has become so deeply entrenched in our lives, that it can

Employers Must Understand Regulations Surrounding Marijuana Use in the Workplace
March 1, 2023
Employers Must Understand Regulations Surrounding Marijuana Use in the Workplace

The restriction against disciplining employees for the utilization of off-site marijuana has some important exceptions. These exceptions are applicable to certain big industries and job roles, as well as medicinal usage. It is important for employers to understand these exceptions

New Spanish Law Grants Paid Time Off to Women with Severe Menstrual Pain
March 1, 2023
New Spanish Law Grants Paid Time Off to Women with Severe Menstrual Pain

A new bill has been recently proposed in Spain, which seeks to make important changes to the country’s maternity leave policies and provide increased protection for women. This monumental advancement in feminist causes has been met with both praise and

Employers Limiting Use of ChatGPT for Quality Assurance
February 28, 2023
Employers Limiting Use of ChatGPT for Quality Assurance

In the current digital age, the utilization of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology is becoming increasingly widespread. One such AI technology, known as ChatGPT, has recently taken the world by storm. Developed by OpenAI, ChatGPT is an automated text generator designed

NLRB Issues Ruling Impacting Employer-Prepared Severance Agreements
February 28, 2023
NLRB Issues Ruling Impacting Employer-Prepared Severance Agreements

The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) recently issued a decision which has the potential to greatly impact the way employers approach termination contracts. The ruling stated that employers are not allowed to include in severance agreements language which prevents employees

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