Employment Law

On Thursday, April 27, Alexander Acosta was confirmed as the nation’s new labor secretary — the last Cabinet position to … Read more

Discover four times local lawmakers stepped in when federal regulations lagged. During the current slow-down of federal labor law regulations, … Read more

We have a new president and Republican administration in the White House, which means big changes for employers in the … Read more

Given the federal government’s crackdown on illegal immigration, I-9 compliance audits are expected to increase significantly in the coming months. … Read more

State and local legislatures are poised to address a wide range of employment issues this year. In fact, more than … Read more

Many small businesses wrongly assume that certain employment laws only apply to “big” companies. Don’t make this costly mistake! Even … Read more

Although no federal laws demand businesses give employees time off to vote, many states do have specific requirements. State laws … Read more

In a recent survey, 66% of respondents said their coworkers candidly discussed politics in the workplace. These discussions can easily … Read more

With the presidential campaigns heating up, more and more people are offering their political opinions to anyone who will listen … Read more

Most of us look forward to the longer, warmer days of summer, but this time of year can pose unique … Read more