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“Voluntary” Cyber Standards Are Edging Toward Mandatory

The cybersecurity standards that were embodied in the voluntary “Framework for Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity,” released by the National Institute […]

What Does The New Cuba Policy Mean For Business?

Last week’s announcement from the President signals a big diplomatic change, but changes for U.S. businesses will be minor unless […]

Two NLRB Edicts Will Ease Union Organizing

Two recent actions by the National Labor Relations Board are a “one-two punch” that will make union organizing easier, according […]

Resisting DOJ Warrant, Microsoft Gets Support From Tech Giants

The U.S. Department of Justice wants access to emails stored on Microsoft servers located in Ireland, apropos of a case […]

Alarm Over Requirements For Fed Contractor Pay Data

The Labor Department’s Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs routinely collects information from federal contractors, including data related to employee […]

New California Employment Laws In 2015

Starting on January 1, unpaid interns in California will have the same protections against discrimination as paid employees. Attorneys from […]

Spate Of “Intent” Cases On SCOTUS Docket

The Supreme Court has agreed to hear Commil v. Cisco, a case that will consider whether a good faith belief […]

Obama’s Interest In Trade Deal Alarms Labor Allies

Indications are that President Obama is looking for a way to make a deal with dissenting Democrats and some Republicans […]

SCOTUS: Security Screening Not On The Clock

The Supreme Court has held that the time employees of an Amazon contractor had to stand in line waiting for […]

Law Firm Hit With TCPA Charge

A law firm has been sued under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act. The plaintiff alleges the firm violated the TCPA […]

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