Employment Law
- Employment Law
A recent legal decision from the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals addressed the complex issue of employer liability for acts of domestic violence in the workplace. This case involved McLane Co., where a former employee infiltrated the company’s Orlando
- Employment Law
A recent legal decision from the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals addressed the complex issue of employer liability for acts of domestic violence in the workplace. This case involved McLane Co., where a former employee infiltrated the company’s Orlando
Popular Stories
- Employment Law
In a notable political maneuver, President Donald Trump has put forth Brittany Panuccio’s nomination as a commissioner to the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC). Panuccio currently serves as an assistant U.S. attorney at the Justice Department in Florida. This
Deeper Sections Await
- Employment Law
Effective management of personnel files is crucial for employers in California to ensure legal compliance, protect employee rights, and maintain organized records that can aid in litigation processes. The state’s labor laws stipulate specific guidelines for handling employee files, which
- Employment Law
In a significant ruling, the Texas Supreme Court has clarified what constitutes a “disability” under the Texas Labor Code, specifically Section 21.002(6), establishing a higher standard for proving such claims. The case in question involved Sheri Kowalski, a hospital employee
Browse Different Divisions
- Employment Law
Effective management of personnel files is crucial for employers in California to ensure legal compliance, protect employee rights, and maintain organized records that can aid in litigation processes. The state’s labor laws stipulate specific guidelines for handling employee files, which
- Employment Law
President Donald Trump’s early administrative actions created significant tension regarding gender identity recognition in the workplace. Executive Order 14168, issued early in Trump’s presidency, aimed at eliminating diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, which had previously embraced the recognition of
- Employment Law
The U.S. Supreme Court is currently reviewing a landmark reverse gender discrimination claim under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to assess whether legal protections extend equally to all groups. This case, brought forward by Marlean Ames,
- Employment Law
The complexities and intricacies of properly completing, storing, and handling Form I-9 are fundamental for legal compliance and operational integrity for all U.S. employers. This article explores common issues HR professionals face with Form I-9 through insights from a SHRM
- Employment Law
Despite the increasing number of women in leadership positions, pervasive gender myths continue to undermine their progress. Recent data from Hogan Assessments—derived from evaluations of over 18,000 individuals worldwide—reveals that gender does not determine leadership potential. Women are shown to
- Employment Law
In a significant ruling, the Texas Supreme Court has clarified what constitutes a “disability” under the Texas Labor Code, specifically Section 21.002(6), establishing a higher standard for proving such claims. The case in question involved Sheri Kowalski, a hospital employee
Browse Different Divisions
Popular Stories
- Employment Law
- Employment Law
Uncover What’s Next