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Is Travel Time for Overnight Work Trips Compensable?
September 18, 2025
Is Travel Time for Overnight Work Trips Compensable?

Introduction Imagine an employee, after a long day of work, boards a late flight to a distant job site, knowing they won’t return home for days or even weeks, raising a critical question about whether the hours spent traveling should

How Does Social Media Impact Academic Employment Disputes?
September 17, 2025
How Does Social Media Impact Academic Employment Disputes?

In an era where a single tweet can ignite a firestorm, the academic world is grappling with a new kind of conflict—one that unfolds not in lecture halls or faculty meetings, but on digital platforms. Picture a professor, passionate about

Trend Analysis: Workplace Disability Discrimination Lawsuits
September 17, 2025
Trend Analysis: Workplace Disability Discrimination Lawsuits

In a striking reflection of changing workplace dynamics, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) reported a significant uptick in disability discrimination lawsuits, with thousands of claims filed annually over recent years, highlighting a persistent challenge for employers and employees

Navigating ADA Rules on Medical Exams for Employees
September 17, 2025
Navigating ADA Rules on Medical Exams for Employees

In today’s workplace, ensuring compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) presents a significant challenge for employers, particularly when it comes to handling medical exams and inquiries for current employees. This federal law mandates that covered employers provide reasonable

Did Bojangles Discriminate Against a Pregnant Employee?
September 15, 2025
Did Bojangles Discriminate Against a Pregnant Employee?

Imagine a workplace where revealing a pregnancy could cost an employee their job, or where a request for a shorter shift due to a medical condition is met with outright denial, sparking fear among workers. This troubling scenario lies at

New Tax Relief: No Taxes on Tips for Service Workers
September 12, 2025
New Tax Relief: No Taxes on Tips for Service Workers

Imagine a restaurant server, working long shifts for modest base pay, relying heavily on tips to make ends meet, only to see a significant portion of that hard-earned income vanish to taxes each year. This scenario is a reality for

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Is Travel Time for Overnight Work Trips Compensable?
September 18, 2025
Is Travel Time for Overnight Work Trips Compensable?

Introduction Imagine an employee, after a long day of work, boards a late flight to a distant job site, knowing they won’t return home for days or even weeks, raising a critical question about whether the hours spent traveling should

How Does Social Media Impact Academic Employment Disputes?
September 17, 2025
How Does Social Media Impact Academic Employment Disputes?

In an era where a single tweet can ignite a firestorm, the academic world is grappling with a new kind of conflict—one that unfolds not in lecture halls or faculty meetings, but on digital platforms. Picture a professor, passionate about

Trend Analysis: Workplace Disability Discrimination Lawsuits
September 17, 2025
Trend Analysis: Workplace Disability Discrimination Lawsuits

In a striking reflection of changing workplace dynamics, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) reported a significant uptick in disability discrimination lawsuits, with thousands of claims filed annually over recent years, highlighting a persistent challenge for employers and employees

Navigating ADA Rules on Medical Exams for Employees
September 17, 2025
Navigating ADA Rules on Medical Exams for Employees

In today’s workplace, ensuring compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) presents a significant challenge for employers, particularly when it comes to handling medical exams and inquiries for current employees. This federal law mandates that covered employers provide reasonable

Did Bojangles Discriminate Against a Pregnant Employee?
September 15, 2025
Did Bojangles Discriminate Against a Pregnant Employee?

Imagine a workplace where revealing a pregnancy could cost an employee their job, or where a request for a shorter shift due to a medical condition is met with outright denial, sparking fear among workers. This troubling scenario lies at

New Tax Relief: No Taxes on Tips for Service Workers
September 12, 2025
New Tax Relief: No Taxes on Tips for Service Workers

Imagine a restaurant server, working long shifts for modest base pay, relying heavily on tips to make ends meet, only to see a significant portion of that hard-earned income vanish to taxes each year. This scenario is a reality for

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