Labor and Employment

Sirius XM Settles With Unpaid Interns For $1.3M

Sirius XM Radio Inc. has agreed to pay as much as $1.3 million to settle litigation by some 1,800 ex-interns. […]

DOL Will Narrow Overtime Exemptions

DOL investigators and plaintiffs’ lawyers will be ready to shine the spotlight on any violations. How can employers…

Intel Puts Money Into Diversity Push

Employees at Intel stand to gain up to $4,000 for suggesting job candidates who are female, minorities, or veterans. The […]

Study: Insomnia Sapping Worker Productivity

Too little sleep seems to be an equal opportunity malady, and some executives are hiring personal sleep consultants.

How to Navigate The Treacherous World of Social Media

Widespread employee use of Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and other social media has drawn the attention of both the NLRB and […]

How Execs Get Tempted To Choose Bad Worker Retirement Plans

Some Wall Street firms are selling second-rate employee retirement plans to companies by sweetening the deal with benefits for the […]

Chipotle Slammed With Worker Lawsuits

Chipotle is under siege with worker’s wage lawsuits in Colorado, Minnesota, and Texas. It recently settled with workers from Maryland, […]

Hillary, Dems, Have An Uber Problem

The burgeoning “on-demand” economy is creating a dilemma for Hillary Clinton and other Democrats who are generally aligned with labor […]

Lessons From Union Vote Under New Rules

Under the new NLRB rules for union elections, employers have less time between the petition being filed and the election. […]

Performance Reviews Under Siege

Something akin to performance reviews are traced back as far back as 3rd century China, and they’ve always been subject to criticism, but what’s going on today amounts to…

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