Employment
The DOL’s Overtime Rule Struck Down Nationwide
The DOL’s Overtime Rule Struck Down Nationwide A federal judge has vacated the Department of Labor’s (DOL) final “white collar” overtime exemption rule published last spring....
Read MoreEmpowering Inclusive AI in Recruitment: Understanding the New DOL Guidelines
DOL Publishes the “AI and Inclusive Hiring Framework”Guidelines A resource for employers who deploy AI recruitment and hiring technology One of the fundamental and common concerns about...
Read MoreNLRB Targets Noncompete and Stay-or-Pay Provisions: What Employers Need to Know
The NLRB’s Campaign Against Noncompete Agreements and Related Restrictions The General Counsel also wants to crack down on “stay-or-pay” provisions Jennifer Abruzzo, the General Counsel of the National...
Read MoreHuman Exploitation in Global Supply Chains
Human Exploitation and the Global Supply Chain Are your suppliers shipping you materials produced by forced or child labor? The United States Department of Labor (DOL) recently...
Read MoreNavigating the Shifting Landscape of Child Labor Regulations in the U.S.
Child Labor Regulations are Changing Some states are relaxing restrictions, while others tighten them up For the past few years, child labor regulation has been one of...
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