Labor and Employment
In a decision that could lead to major upheaval in how college athletes are paid, a regional NLRB director found […]
Employers should take pains to avoid the appearance of impropriety when changing benefits during a union election after the NLRB ruled recently that an employer violated federal labor laws by improving health care benefits for some employees while declining to extend such improvements to those employees eligible to vote in a union election.
Before NSA leaker Edward Snowden became a household name, President Obama issued a memo to the heads of federal agencies, […]
Government contractors will need to make intense efforts to hire veterans and persons with disabilities, in accord with regulations that […]
Whether employers must provide birth control under the Obama administration’s Affordable Care Act – even if the company’s owners object […]
Government contractor affirmative action requirements will become more strict, especially concernring veterans and people with disabilities, beginning this month, under an Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs initiative.
Going into intern season and considering the increase in FLSA collective action litigation brought by individuals claiming to be misclassified as “unpaid interns” seeking past wages, companies should reevaluate their policies.
About half of U.S. businesses now use the cloud. Most find it cost-effective, convenient and fast. But with cloud services […]
Sean McKessy, head of the Securities and Exchange Commission’s Office of the Whistleblower, this week warned in-house counsel against drafting […]
The Supreme Court will not review a case in which the CEO of a grocery chain was held personally liable […]
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