Labor and Employment

Cosby Released, But Not Exonerated

Cosby Released, But Not Exonerated

The decade known as the “20-teens” will be remembered for the #MeToo Movement, which dramatically changed the way people behave […]

What Govt Contractors Need To Know About The New Vaccine Requirements

Covered employees are required to be fully vaccinated by December 8, and they include both contractors and subcontractors.. There are […]

Could the Workers’ Comp “Grand Bargain” Fall Apart?

A trial court ruling in California, taken to its logical conclusion, would mean that a person who contracts Covid from […]

New Ransomware Ploy: Bribe An Employee

A San Francisco-based cybersecurity company says it managed to establish communication with a ransomware group that had been contacting employees […]

George Mason Law Prof Who Had The Virus Sues Over Vaccine Mandate

A law professor at George Mason University has sued university officials over the school’s mask and vaccine policies. Plaintiff Todd […]

Apple Bars Employees From Surveying Pay Equity

According to a labor and employment lawyer with White, Hilferty & Albanese, Apple can’t bar its employees from discussing pay […]

Synthetic Talk Is Cheap But It Can’t Be Free, Say Critics

The revelation that 45 seconds of what appears to be the voice of the late Anthony Bourdain in the movie […]

Sacked By A Robot, Say Former Amazon Workers

Drivers in Amazon’s Flex delivery service are being monitored, graded and in some cases fired, by artificial intelligence, according to […]

background checks

Things You Should Know About Background Checks

If you are a general counsel, the topic of background checks may cross your desk. This can occur when an […]

Turmoil After Law Firm Fires Alleged Trumpies

The president and a name partner at Minnesota’s “largest and nicest bankruptcy law firm” fired two employees, allegedly because he […]

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