October 31, 2023 AlertsCalifornia Repeals FAST Act, Approves New Fast-Food Industry RegulationsBy Nancy Yaffe
October 13, 2023 AlertsOFCCP Announces Additional Projects for the Mega Construction Project ProgramBy Kenneth A. Rosenberg and Kelly L. McNaughton
October 12, 2023 AlertsD.C. Hospitality Employers Must Disclose Mandatory Service FeesBy Timothy A. Gumaer and Carolyn D. Richmond
October 06, 2023 AlertsNY DOL Issues Proposed Adjustments to the Tip Credit in Accordance with the Upcoming Increase in Minimum WageBy Timothy A. Gumaer, Glenn S. Grindlinger, and Carolyn D. Richmond
October 06, 2023 AlertsEEOC Employee Demographic Data Collection Starts Soon: What Employers Should KnowKenneth A. Rosenberg and Brian J. Frederick
October 03, 2023 AlertsIn New Workplace Harassment Guidance, EEOC Moves to Broaden EnforcementBy Devin S. Cohen, Glenn S. Grindlinger and Carolyn D. Richmond
September 29, 2023 ArticlesCalif. Law Poses New Risks to Employer Noncompete UseLaw360By Jeffrey S. Horton Thomas and Michelle T. Harrington
September 27, 2023 AlertsProposed Rules Issued for New York’s Pay Transparency Law: What You Need to KnowBy Glenn S. Grindlinger and Carolyn D. Richmond
September 19, 2023 AlertsNYC Amends the Earned Safe and Sick Time Act's RulesBy Timothy A. Gumaer, Glenn S. Grindlinger and Carolyn A. Richmond
September 13, 2023 AlertsAs Unionization Efforts Increase, New York Bans ‘Captive Audience Meetings’By Alexander W. Bogdan, Carolyn D. Richmond and Robert C. Nagle
September 13, 2023 AlertsNew York State Makes 'Wage Theft' a CrimeBy Alexander W. Bogdan and Carolyn D. Richmond
September 06, 2023 AlertsIn Latest Pro-Labor Rulings, NLRB Sharply Curtails Management’s Ability to Change Union Workers' Employment TermsBy Robert C. Nagle
August 31, 2023 AlertsU.S. Department of Labor Proposes Increases to Salary Thresholds for Overtime ExemptionsBy Glenn S. Grindlinger
August 28, 2023 AlertsNLRB's New Framework for Union Organizing Puts Employers at a Severe DisadvantageBy Robert C. Nagle
August 25, 2023 AlertsNew York Considers Restricting Employers’ Use of Electronic Monitoring, Automated Decision ToolsBy Carolyn Richmond and Odia Kagan
August 21, 2023 AlertsPOWR Act Checklist: What Colorado Employers Need to Do to ComplyBy Jessica Tsuda and Heidi Wilbur
August 21, 2023 AlertsLabor Day Blues Come Early in New Jersey – Amendments to State's Unemployment Compensation Law Impose New Reporting RequirementsBy Kenneth A. Rosenberg and Brian J. Frederick
August 14, 2023 AlertsPennsylvania Expands Scope of Discrimination Protections: What You Need to KnowBy Steven K. Ludwig and Brian J. McGinnis
August 14, 2023 ArticlesIf You’re a Remote Employee, You Can Still Be Eligible for FMLABloomberg LawBy Kelly L. McNaughton and Heather R. Boshak
August 08, 2023 AlertsIllinois Expands Paid and Unpaid Leave TimeBy Gray Mateo-Harris, Erin Johnson and Mayra Bruno
August 02, 2023 AlertsChicago Increases Sexual Harassment Protections for EmployeesBy Gray Mateo-Harris, Erin Johnson and Mayra Bruno
July 31, 2023 AlertsNew Jersey Temporary Workers’ Bill of Rights to Take Effect August 5By David J. Sprong and Diane J. Geller
July 26, 2023 AlertsThe Illinois Supreme Court, BIPA Clarifications and What Employers Need to KnowBy Gray Mateo-Harris, Erin Johnson and Mayra Bruno
July 19, 2023 AlertsThe Future of Restrictive Covenants in IllinoisBy Gray Mateo-Harris, Erin Johnson and Mayra Bruno
July 18, 2023 ArticlesHere’s Why Coming to the Office May No Longer Be Deemed an ‘Essential Job Function’HR Daily AdvisorBy Kelly L. McNaughton and Heather R. Boshak
July 11, 2023 AlertsIllinois Employers Must Act to Comply With New Equitable Employment LawsBy Gray Mateo-Harris, Erin Johnson and Mayra Bruno
July 05, 2023 E-BooksNational Survey on Restrictive Covenants - Updated 2023By Joshua Horn, Catherine T. Barbieri and Skylar A. Sherwood
July 05, 2023 AlertsA Year in Review for Illinois Employers: Obligations You May Have MissedBy Gray Mateo-Harris, Erin Johnson and Mayra Bruno
June 30, 2023 AlertsAfter High Court’s Affirmative Action Rulings, Schools Must Review Admissions PoliciesBy Andrew M. MacDonald and Andrew S. Esler
June 26, 2023 AlertsNew York State Legislature Passes Bill to Prohibit Noncompete AgreementsBy Glenn S. Grindlinger and Carolyn D. Richmond
June 23, 2023 AlertsCOVID-19 Is Not Necessarily a Disability Under the New Jersey Law Against DiscriminationBy Jonathan D. Ash and Melanie E. Getz
June 21, 2023 AlertsNLRB Departs from Employer-Friendly Independent Contractor TestBy Andrew MacDonald and Maja Veslinovic
June 14, 2023 AlertsPlaintiff’s ‘Private’ Social Media Accounts May Be Mined for Evidence, NJ Appellate Panel RulesBy Jonathan D. Ash and Ian C. Gillen
June 13, 2023 ArticlesEmployment & Labour Laws and Regulations 2023Global Legal InsightsBy Brian S. Cousin
June 09, 2023 AlertsEquinox Jury Verdict Serves as Cautionary Tale for EmployersBy Carolyn D. Richmond and Glenn S. Grindlinger
June 08, 2023 AlertsComing Soon: More Changes to Colorado Employers’ Obligations Under the Healthy Families and Workplaces ActBy Jessica D. Tsuda
June 08, 2023 AlertsNew Colorado Law Prohibits Seeking Age and Age-Adjacent Information From ApplicantsBy Renee Sheyko
May 31, 2023 AlertsNLRB General Counsel Ratchets Up Effort to Prohibit Most Employment-Based Non-CompetesBy Robert C. Nagle and Andrew M. MacDonald
May 26, 2023 AlertsNew York City Enacts Law Prohibiting Height and Weight DiscriminationBy Carolyn D. Richmond
May 24, 2023 E-BooksThe Leave vs. Compensation DebateBy Ian D. Meklinsky and Corinne Burzichelli DeBerry
May 24, 2023 Alerts2023 Minnesota Legislative Session Employment Law Updates: What Employers Need to Know NowBy Jenny H. Fuller, Elizabeth A. Patton, Ellie J. Barragry, Michael T. Burke and Maliya G. Rattliffe
May 18, 2023 AlertsNew York Increases the Minimum Wageby Glenn S. Grindlinger and Carolyn D. Richmond
May 08, 2023 AlertsThe Public Health Emergency Is Over, Meaning Colorado's Sick Leave Requirements Are About to Get SimplerBy Jessica D. Tsuda
May 08, 2023 AlertsNew Jersey Extends Unemployment Benefits to Some Striking EmployeesBy Ian C. Gillen