There have been minor changes to Form I-9 and E-Verify to bring them into alignment with statutory language. While this is largely a matter of phrasing (e.g., changing “noncitizen” to
National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) General Counsel William B. Cowen rescinded a number of NLRB memoranda, continuing a sharp break from the prior administration. This includes (but is not limited
The president’s plan to halt or repeal many regulations includes a number set forth by the Labor Department regarding eligibility for sick leave, as well as minimum wage and overtime
The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), which has taken more turns than can be recapped here, has a new interim final rule issued by the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN). Not
Eight local business representatives recently had a roundtable with Senator Tammy Baldwin focused on the impacts of federal tariff policies. While some business owners shared current examples of increased expenses
College-educated workers are facing both slower wage growth and unemployment that is outpacing other groups, trends that have been identified by sources including the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
The New York Yankees announced the end of their ban on beards, permitting players and staff to maintain “well-groomed beards,” effective immediately. One might think that the prior policy dated
In a recent edition of the Wall Street Journal podcast, Tech News Briefing, reporter Robert McMillan profiled Matthew Van Andel. Van Andel is a former Disney employee who downloaded a
A 2020 Harvard Business School case study sought to relate Golden State Warriors Coach Steve Kerr’s guiding values to corporate culture. The Athletic used this as a lens in its
After Makayla Starks received a call from Kunes Buick GMC requesting a service member come to her home to retrieve a tool he had allegedly left in her vehicle, she was
