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Starting July 1, a new California law requires most employers to implement a Workplace Violence Prevention Program (WVPP). If you haven’t yet familiarized yourself with these new requirements, now is the time to ensure your organization is compliant. The law

According to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, employers can now use the most recent I-9 form until May 31, 2027.  The goal of the I-9 is to verify a worker’s identity and employment eligibility in the United States. HR

A landmark Supreme Court ruling gives employers a powerful tool to fight regulatory overreach. This ruling will impact workplace law in almost every industry.  The SCOTUS Ruling In June, the SCOTUS overturned the Chevron doctrine, holding that courts may not

In the California case Paleny v. Fireplace Products, it was concluded that workers could not claim mistreatment following egg retrieval and freezing as pregnancy discrimination. However, despite this, employers still need to be careful because employee rights and protections have

Although an order to block the FTC’s non-compete ban was issued, it was rejected in Pennsylvania federal court.  It was blocked because they ruled that the employer’s argument was an improper exercise of the agency’s authority, which conflicts with a

California employers that post a soon-to-be-released notice about whistleblower protections will be deemed in compliance with state law. Governor Newsom just signed AB 2299, which will require the California Labor Commissioner to create a model template and concrete path to

Employees in New York now have the right to take paid break times during the workday to express breast milk. Here is what employers need to know about this new lactation law. Employees who Nurse Have More Rights Now The