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How Can Employers Navigate DEI Challenges Under Trump’s EO 14173?
February 20, 2025
How Can Employers Navigate DEI Challenges Under Trump’s EO 14173?

Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs have been a cornerstone of American workplaces for decades. However, these programs have recently become targets of criticism, especially from President Donald Trump’s administration, leading to new challenges for employers. In January 2025, President

Was Miss Miluska’s Pregnancy Termination Fair and Just?
February 20, 2025
Was Miss Miluska’s Pregnancy Termination Fair and Just?

Miss Miluska, a property consultant, faced an unfortunate turn of events during her early pregnancy. Employed by Roman Property Group in Birmingham, she discovered she was pregnant in October 2022 and began experiencing severe morning sickness. This condition led to

Are Federal RTO Mandates Shaping Future Workplace Trends?
February 20, 2025
Are Federal RTO Mandates Shaping Future Workplace Trends?

The recent federal push towards a return-to-office (RTO) mandate marks a significant shift from the expansive telework policies that became prevalent during the pandemic. This change, driven by productivity concerns and strategic motivations, has broad implications for workforce dynamics and

Ensure FCRA Compliance When Using Background Checks for Employees
February 19, 2025
Ensure FCRA Compliance When Using Background Checks for Employees

In today’s digital age, employers increasingly rely on third-party background checks to make informed hiring, firing, and reassignment decisions. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has underscored the importance of adhering to federal consumer protection laws such as the Fair

Is Workplace Banter Crossing the Line Into Legal Trouble?
February 19, 2025
Is Workplace Banter Crossing the Line Into Legal Trouble?

In an era where the dynamics of workplace communication are rapidly evolving, understanding the fine line between playful banter and harmful conduct is more essential than ever. The implications of what some deem harmless jokes can spiral into significant legal

Is Employment Compliance Everyone’s Responsibility in the Workplace?
February 18, 2025
Is Employment Compliance Everyone’s Responsibility in the Workplace?

In today’s complex corporate environment, it might seem that the responsibility for employment compliance lies exclusively in the hands of HR departments and legal teams. However, the impact of compliance, or lack thereof, resonates throughout every level of an organization.

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How Can Employers Navigate DEI Challenges Under Trump’s EO 14173?
February 20, 2025
How Can Employers Navigate DEI Challenges Under Trump’s EO 14173?

Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs have been a cornerstone of American workplaces for decades. However, these programs have recently become targets of criticism, especially from President Donald Trump’s administration, leading to new challenges for employers. In January 2025, President

Was Miss Miluska’s Pregnancy Termination Fair and Just?
February 20, 2025
Was Miss Miluska’s Pregnancy Termination Fair and Just?

Miss Miluska, a property consultant, faced an unfortunate turn of events during her early pregnancy. Employed by Roman Property Group in Birmingham, she discovered she was pregnant in October 2022 and began experiencing severe morning sickness. This condition led to

Are Federal RTO Mandates Shaping Future Workplace Trends?
February 20, 2025
Are Federal RTO Mandates Shaping Future Workplace Trends?

The recent federal push towards a return-to-office (RTO) mandate marks a significant shift from the expansive telework policies that became prevalent during the pandemic. This change, driven by productivity concerns and strategic motivations, has broad implications for workforce dynamics and

Ensure FCRA Compliance When Using Background Checks for Employees
February 19, 2025
Ensure FCRA Compliance When Using Background Checks for Employees

In today’s digital age, employers increasingly rely on third-party background checks to make informed hiring, firing, and reassignment decisions. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has underscored the importance of adhering to federal consumer protection laws such as the Fair

Is Workplace Banter Crossing the Line Into Legal Trouble?
February 19, 2025
Is Workplace Banter Crossing the Line Into Legal Trouble?

In an era where the dynamics of workplace communication are rapidly evolving, understanding the fine line between playful banter and harmful conduct is more essential than ever. The implications of what some deem harmless jokes can spiral into significant legal

Is Employment Compliance Everyone’s Responsibility in the Workplace?
February 18, 2025
Is Employment Compliance Everyone’s Responsibility in the Workplace?

In today’s complex corporate environment, it might seem that the responsibility for employment compliance lies exclusively in the hands of HR departments and legal teams. However, the impact of compliance, or lack thereof, resonates throughout every level of an organization.

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