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How to Properly Classify and Manage Independent Contractors
April 11, 2025
How to Properly Classify and Manage Independent Contractors

Classifying workers as either employees or independent contractors is a critical decision for businesses, as it carries significant legal and financial implications.Incorrect classification can lead to penalties, back payments, and other liabilities. Understanding the criteria for this classification and implementing

How Far Should Employers Go in Tracking Their Employees?
April 10, 2025
How Far Should Employers Go in Tracking Their Employees?

The boundary between employers’ need to monitor employee performance and employees’ right to privacy has become increasingly blurred with advancements in technology.As tracking methods become more sophisticated, concerns about privacy and ethical implications grow exponentially. This evolving landscape raises a

Are Employers Violating Genetic Privacy and EEOC Guidelines?
April 9, 2025
Are Employers Violating Genetic Privacy and EEOC Guidelines?

The intersection of genetic privacy rights and equal employment opportunity rules has become a significant topic of litigation and debate.As the need to balance employee privacy with employer responsibilities continues to evolve, cases and controversies highlighting these issues are becoming

Supreme Court Eases Process for Employees to Reinstate Dismissed Suits
April 8, 2025
Supreme Court Eases Process for Employees to Reinstate Dismissed Suits

The U.S. Supreme Court’s recent landmark decision has made it significantly easier for employees to reinstate previously dismissed lawsuits. This case revolves around Gary Waetzig and his legal battle against Halliburton over age discrimination claims. Waetzig’s journey through legal procedures

How Can Inclusive Practices Combat LGBTQ+ Discrimination at Work?
April 3, 2025
How Can Inclusive Practices Combat LGBTQ+ Discrimination at Work?

LGBTQ+ discrimination in the workplace is a persistent issue that affects the career choices and advancement opportunities of many individuals. Statistics show that a significant percentage of workers who identify as LGBTQ+ face workplace discrimination and, as a result, are

Is Neurodiversity Being Overlooked in Today’s Workplace DEI Efforts?
April 2, 2025
Is Neurodiversity Being Overlooked in Today’s Workplace DEI Efforts?

In an era where Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives are under substantial scrutiny and rollback, a pressing concern arises—neurodiversity is increasingly being sidelined. Neurodiversity refers to the inherent variation in human brain structures and functions, encompassing conditions such as

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How to Properly Classify and Manage Independent Contractors
April 11, 2025
How to Properly Classify and Manage Independent Contractors

Classifying workers as either employees or independent contractors is a critical decision for businesses, as it carries significant legal and financial implications.Incorrect classification can lead to penalties, back payments, and other liabilities. Understanding the criteria for this classification and implementing

How Far Should Employers Go in Tracking Their Employees?
April 10, 2025
How Far Should Employers Go in Tracking Their Employees?

The boundary between employers’ need to monitor employee performance and employees’ right to privacy has become increasingly blurred with advancements in technology.As tracking methods become more sophisticated, concerns about privacy and ethical implications grow exponentially. This evolving landscape raises a

Are Employers Violating Genetic Privacy and EEOC Guidelines?
April 9, 2025
Are Employers Violating Genetic Privacy and EEOC Guidelines?

The intersection of genetic privacy rights and equal employment opportunity rules has become a significant topic of litigation and debate.As the need to balance employee privacy with employer responsibilities continues to evolve, cases and controversies highlighting these issues are becoming

Supreme Court Eases Process for Employees to Reinstate Dismissed Suits
April 8, 2025
Supreme Court Eases Process for Employees to Reinstate Dismissed Suits

The U.S. Supreme Court’s recent landmark decision has made it significantly easier for employees to reinstate previously dismissed lawsuits. This case revolves around Gary Waetzig and his legal battle against Halliburton over age discrimination claims. Waetzig’s journey through legal procedures

How Can Inclusive Practices Combat LGBTQ+ Discrimination at Work?
April 3, 2025
How Can Inclusive Practices Combat LGBTQ+ Discrimination at Work?

LGBTQ+ discrimination in the workplace is a persistent issue that affects the career choices and advancement opportunities of many individuals. Statistics show that a significant percentage of workers who identify as LGBTQ+ face workplace discrimination and, as a result, are

Is Neurodiversity Being Overlooked in Today’s Workplace DEI Efforts?
April 2, 2025
Is Neurodiversity Being Overlooked in Today’s Workplace DEI Efforts?

In an era where Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives are under substantial scrutiny and rollback, a pressing concern arises—neurodiversity is increasingly being sidelined. Neurodiversity refers to the inherent variation in human brain structures and functions, encompassing conditions such as

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