Labor and Employment

Harassment and Retaliation Coverage Dispute Reaches Federal Court

Dive into a dispute involving the United States Liability Insurance Company, where allegations of harassment and retaliation prompt questions about coverage duties and counsel rights.

Retention Bonuses Are Not Wages Under Massachusetts Law

Find out why retention bonuses are not considered wages under the Massachusetts Wage Act, clarifying obligations for timely payment of contingent compensation.

Internal Letter About Aggressive AI Development Spurs Debate Between Amazon and Its Workers

Learn why Amazon Workers are raising alarms about the rapid expansion of AI development and its environmental, labor, and ethical implications.

Preparing for SB 294 Compliance in California’s Evolving Immigration Law

Learn how SB 294 reshapes employer duties under immigration law, from mandatory annual notices to designated employee contacts and penalty exposure.

Kraken Pregnancy Discrimination Suit Alleges Retaliatory Demotion and Firing

Read about a pregnancy discrimination case against Kraken involving alleged retaliation, pay gaps, and disputed performance reviews.

Ninth Circuit Decision Narrows Constitutional Attacks on NLRB Authority

Learn why a Ninth Circuit case concerning the NLRB matters for constitutional challenges to the Board’s authority in labor disputes.

Centerview Partners Case Highlights 24 Hour Days For Junior Deal Bankers

Learn how a lawsuit against Centerview Partners revealed the realities of 24-hour days for junior bankers in fast-moving deal environments

Eleventh Circuit Independent Contractor or Employee Dispute

Read why independent contractor versus employee status turned on economic dependence in a recent Eleventh Circuit decision examining insurance adjuster classification.

How to Implement a Successful, Compliant Four-Day Workweek

Implementing a four-day workweek takes more than dropping a day. Learn about the importance of thoughtful planning, strong controls, and legal compliance.

Ninth Circuit Allows Age Discrimination Claims After Employer Fails to Post Position

Learn why job openings must be posted to protect against age or other discrimination claims if qualified employees are unaware and therefore cannot apply.

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