Labor and Employment

Supreme Court Lowers Interstate Commerce Bar

Supreme Court Lowers Interstate Commerce Bar

Read more about the ruling and how the vital role transportation workers play in interstate commerce exempts them from some rules.

Human Rights in Supply Chains: ESG Regulations and Compliance Strategies

Human Rights in Supply Chains: ESG Regulations and Compliance Strategies

Discover how businesses prioritize human rights in supply chains by maintaining ethical standards to safeguard against financial and reputational risks.

Implications of the Illinois Day and Temporary Labor Services Act Ruling

Implications of the Illinois Day and Temporary Labor Services Act Ruling

Explore how this landmark decision is reshaping compliance and operations in the staffing industry.

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France’s Take on Employee Inventions and The Right to Additional Compensation

Under French law, employees creating patentable inventions in the course of their employment are entitled to a specific compensation that […]

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Examining New Workplace Accommodation Laws on Pregnancy, Religion, and Disability

Employers need to ensure they are compliant with new workplace accommodation laws on pregnancy, religion, and disability.

New Challenges Emerge for Employers’ Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Programs

New Challenges Emerge for Employers’ Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Programs

A collection of new state laws aims to curtail how certain employers deploy diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs. These […]

Sixth Circuit’s Tourette Syndrome Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Verdict

Sixth Circuit Interprets Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) in Tourette’s Case

6th Circuit decides what constitutes reasonable accommodation when the disability is a rare form of Tourette syndrome that caused the plaintiff to utter inappropriate and obscene words.

Supreme Court Rejects Retaliatory Standard For Firing A Whistleblower

Supreme Court Rejects Retaliatory Standard For Firing A Whistleblower

The US Supreme Court has ruled that whistleblowers under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act don’t need to prove retaliatory intent. Learn more about why the decision has implications for Department of Labor cases.

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Employers Must Act Quickly to Comply With California’s New Reproductive Loss Leave

California’s Senate Bill SB 848 was signed into law on October 10, 2023, and has been effective as of January […]

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Employer Policies and Employee Personal Privileged Emails

Death, taxes, and employees sending personal emails via the employer’s email server. We know it happens despite policies preventing or […]

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