Labor & Employment

Tell-Tale Signs Of An Executive Bully

If there are few disagreements or debate among your team, or subordinates rarely come to you with bad news, Inc. […]

OSHA Adding Workplace Injury Reporting Requirements

Firms  with more than 250 employees would be required to submit workplace injury and illness records to OSHA on a […]

To Get Engaged Employees Takes More Than A Paycheck

Improving employee performance can mean  more than bumping up paychecks. Some studies show reducing hours and encouraging relaxation and healthy […]

Crafting A Social Media Policy, With The SEC In Mind

The social media are new enough so that no matter how carefully a company policy is crafted, it’s probably impossible […]

Back Pay Totals $2 Billion For Federal Workers

Furloughed federal employees are receiving $2 billion in back pay for the 16-day government shutdown in October, the Office of […]

Record Contradicts Republicans’ Gay Discrimination Lawsuit Fears

While the Senate makes history by passing legislation to ban discrimination against gay and transgender employees in the workplace, House […]

Minimum Wage Efforts On The Rise

Amid discussion of increased wage disparity in the U.S., many states have acted to increase minimum wage, and the Senate […]

Instagram Pro-Nazi Posts Get College Security Officer Fired

Anti-semitic pro-Nazi Instagram postings got a public-safety officer fired from his job at one California university and placed on administrative […]

Perez Talks Up The “Alternative Labor” Movement

In a speech before a liberal think tank, Secretary of Labor Thomas E. Perez laid out his views on the […]

Supreme Court’s June “But-For” Retaliation Ruling Having Impact

The Supreme Court’s June Nassar holding that a stricter “but-for” standard of proof is required for workers alleging retaliation under […]

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