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EU AI Act Sets Limits on Workplace Emotion Recognition Systems
February 12, 2025
EU AI Act Sets Limits on Workplace Emotion Recognition Systems

The European Union has recently passed a groundbreaking Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act that imposes significant restrictions on the use of emotion recognition systems within workplaces. These advanced AI systems are designed to infer emotions through various forms of biometric data,

How Can Employers Support Employees Facing Infertility and Pregnancy Loss?
February 11, 2025
How Can Employers Support Employees Facing Infertility and Pregnancy Loss?

The period after the holidays and the beginning of a new year can be emotionally challenging for individuals coping with infertility or pregnancy loss. The holiday season, often centered on family and children, can intensify feelings of grief, isolation, and

Best Practices for Updating Employee Handbooks for 2025 Compliance
February 11, 2025
Best Practices for Updating Employee Handbooks for 2025 Compliance

With 2025 fast approaching, companies are faced with the challenge of updating their employee handbooks to stay in line with new state employment laws set to take effect on January 1st. This process is not just about fulfilling legal requirements;

How Trump’s Tariffs Could Impact Non-Unionized Canadian Workers’ Rights
February 10, 2025
How Trump’s Tariffs Could Impact Non-Unionized Canadian Workers’ Rights

The proposed tariffs by President Trump have stirred considerable concern among Canadian workers and businesses, sparking debates about their potential consequences on the Canadian economy and labor market. Though Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and President Trump have agreed to pause

Why Has Accenture Ended Its Global DEI Programs?
February 10, 2025
Why Has Accenture Ended Its Global DEI Programs?

Accenture has made a significant decision to discontinue its global diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) goals, a move heavily influenced by executive orders from President Trump aiming to eliminate DEI efforts across both the federal and private sectors. CEO Julie

What Are the Legal Challenges of Transitioning Back On-Site Post-COVID?
February 10, 2025
What Are the Legal Challenges of Transitioning Back On-Site Post-COVID?

As businesses gradually shift from remote work back to on-site operations post-COVID, several notable legal challenges arise, which necessitate careful consideration and strategic planning. The move to bring employees back into the workplace touches on numerous legal, logistical, and ethical

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EU AI Act Sets Limits on Workplace Emotion Recognition Systems
February 12, 2025
EU AI Act Sets Limits on Workplace Emotion Recognition Systems

The European Union has recently passed a groundbreaking Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act that imposes significant restrictions on the use of emotion recognition systems within workplaces. These advanced AI systems are designed to infer emotions through various forms of biometric data,

How Can Employers Support Employees Facing Infertility and Pregnancy Loss?
February 11, 2025
How Can Employers Support Employees Facing Infertility and Pregnancy Loss?

The period after the holidays and the beginning of a new year can be emotionally challenging for individuals coping with infertility or pregnancy loss. The holiday season, often centered on family and children, can intensify feelings of grief, isolation, and

Best Practices for Updating Employee Handbooks for 2025 Compliance
February 11, 2025
Best Practices for Updating Employee Handbooks for 2025 Compliance

With 2025 fast approaching, companies are faced with the challenge of updating their employee handbooks to stay in line with new state employment laws set to take effect on January 1st. This process is not just about fulfilling legal requirements;

How Trump’s Tariffs Could Impact Non-Unionized Canadian Workers’ Rights
February 10, 2025
How Trump’s Tariffs Could Impact Non-Unionized Canadian Workers’ Rights

The proposed tariffs by President Trump have stirred considerable concern among Canadian workers and businesses, sparking debates about their potential consequences on the Canadian economy and labor market. Though Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and President Trump have agreed to pause

Why Has Accenture Ended Its Global DEI Programs?
February 10, 2025
Why Has Accenture Ended Its Global DEI Programs?

Accenture has made a significant decision to discontinue its global diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) goals, a move heavily influenced by executive orders from President Trump aiming to eliminate DEI efforts across both the federal and private sectors. CEO Julie

What Are the Legal Challenges of Transitioning Back On-Site Post-COVID?
February 10, 2025
What Are the Legal Challenges of Transitioning Back On-Site Post-COVID?

As businesses gradually shift from remote work back to on-site operations post-COVID, several notable legal challenges arise, which necessitate careful consideration and strategic planning. The move to bring employees back into the workplace touches on numerous legal, logistical, and ethical

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