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Penn Fights EEOC Over a List of Jewish Employees
January 26, 2026
Penn Fights EEOC Over a List of Jewish Employees

A federal agency’s mandate to root out discrimination has collided with a university’s duty to protect its employees, sparking a high-stakes legal battle that raises profound questions about privacy, religious freedom, and the haunting specter of historical persecution. The University

Does Your Bonus Affect Unfair Dismissal Rights?
January 26, 2026
Does Your Bonus Affect Unfair Dismissal Rights?

A recent landmark decision by the Fair Work Commission has sent ripples through the corporate world, fundamentally altering how executive compensation is viewed in the context of unfair dismissal claims. This pivotal ruling, handed down on January 16, 2026, established

A Pivotal Year for Labor and Employment Law in 2026
January 26, 2026
A Pivotal Year for Labor and Employment Law in 2026

With decades of experience helping organizations drive change through technology, HRTech expert Ling-Yi Tsai is uniquely positioned to dissect the complex web of labor and employment shifts on the horizon for 2026. Her work in HR analytics and technology integration

Is the Federal EEO System Designed to Fail?
January 23, 2026
Is the Federal EEO System Designed to Fail?

A federal lawsuit filed by a 100% service-connected disabled veteran against the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) presents a troubling narrative that challenges the very foundation of the federal system designed to protect employee rights. The case, initiated on

Court Dismisses Pregnant Worker’s Discrimination Claim
January 22, 2026
Court Dismisses Pregnant Worker’s Discrimination Claim

A flexible work arrangement approved by an employer often feels like a protective shield for an employee navigating personal milestones like pregnancy, but a federal court decision has drawn a clear line in the sand between accommodation and accountability. The

Are You Ready for 2026’s New State Leave Laws?
January 22, 2026
Are You Ready for 2026’s New State Leave Laws?

The patchwork of employee leave regulations across the United States has transformed into a complex and rapidly expanding quilt, stitching new obligations onto businesses with each legislative session. What was once a manageable set of federal guidelines is now a

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Penn Fights EEOC Over a List of Jewish Employees
January 26, 2026
Penn Fights EEOC Over a List of Jewish Employees

A federal agency’s mandate to root out discrimination has collided with a university’s duty to protect its employees, sparking a high-stakes legal battle that raises profound questions about privacy, religious freedom, and the haunting specter of historical persecution. The University

Does Your Bonus Affect Unfair Dismissal Rights?
January 26, 2026
Does Your Bonus Affect Unfair Dismissal Rights?

A recent landmark decision by the Fair Work Commission has sent ripples through the corporate world, fundamentally altering how executive compensation is viewed in the context of unfair dismissal claims. This pivotal ruling, handed down on January 16, 2026, established

A Pivotal Year for Labor and Employment Law in 2026
January 26, 2026
A Pivotal Year for Labor and Employment Law in 2026

With decades of experience helping organizations drive change through technology, HRTech expert Ling-Yi Tsai is uniquely positioned to dissect the complex web of labor and employment shifts on the horizon for 2026. Her work in HR analytics and technology integration

Is the Federal EEO System Designed to Fail?
January 23, 2026
Is the Federal EEO System Designed to Fail?

A federal lawsuit filed by a 100% service-connected disabled veteran against the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) presents a troubling narrative that challenges the very foundation of the federal system designed to protect employee rights. The case, initiated on

Court Dismisses Pregnant Worker’s Discrimination Claim
January 22, 2026
Court Dismisses Pregnant Worker’s Discrimination Claim

A flexible work arrangement approved by an employer often feels like a protective shield for an employee navigating personal milestones like pregnancy, but a federal court decision has drawn a clear line in the sand between accommodation and accountability. The

Are You Ready for 2026’s New State Leave Laws?
January 22, 2026
Are You Ready for 2026’s New State Leave Laws?

The patchwork of employee leave regulations across the United States has transformed into a complex and rapidly expanding quilt, stitching new obligations onto businesses with each legislative session. What was once a manageable set of federal guidelines is now a

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