New York City Amends Safe and Sick Time Regulations
On Sept. 15, the New York City Department of Consumer and Worker Protection adopted changes to the regulations governing the city’s Earned Safe and Sick Time Act
Promise of Payment of Arbitration Fees Not Sufficient
A jewelry company in California could not compel a former employee’s sexual harassment and assault claims to arbitration where the arbitrator did not receive the
US Weekly Jobless Claims: 204K
​States reported that 204,000 workers filed for new unemployment benefits during the week ending Sept. 23, an increase of 2,000 from last week's revised level but still
Judge Strikes Down Biden Administration’s Minimum Wage for Federal Contractors in Some States
A judge has blocked the Biden administration’s $15 minimum wage for federal contractors in three states. Soon thereafter, the U
5 Ways To Establish Yourself As An Industry Thought Leader
Becoming a thought leader will bring many tangible benefits to your career. Here are five ways to establish yourself as a respected industry expert
3 Flexible Work Practices That Unlock Work-Life Balance For Parents
Childcare pushes parents out of the workforce. Remote and flexible work make work-life balance more attainable for working parents (and everyone else
ChatGPT Can’t Lead. But You Can
Young professionals can increase their value in a world of generative AI by learning to lead. Leadership is uniquely human and something ChatGPT cannot do
How To Spot A Toxic Workplace Before You Accept A Job
You spend a third of your life at work. Don't spend it in a toxic culture
Blind Content Creator Molly Burke Discusses Bias In Hiring
“Disabled people have been overlooked for far too long,†says Molly Burke, a social content creator who identifies as blind
How AI Can Help You Become A More Effective Manager
For people managers, AI and machine learning will empower them with the tools they need to lead efficiently and effectively