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Trump's Revived Anti-Worker Rules Condemned as 'Outright Grift' - Common Dreams
President Donald Trump’s “barrage of attacks on workers” continued on Thursday with announcements about two key labor rules. The US Department of Labor (DOL) proposed an independent contractor rul...
Read moreWhistleblower warns ICE has slashed training for recruits - PBS
A former ICE lawyer is warning that the agency has scaled back training hours for recruits and is instructing them to violate the Constitution. Ryan Schwank says the academy where he trained cadets...
Read moreEEOC Looks To Patch Cracks In Harassment Case Law - Law360
Some federal courts' recent deviation from the long-settled standard for analyzing employer liability in third-party harassment cases has prompted the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission t...
Read moreThe ChatGPT Plaintiff: How AI Is Transforming Employment Litigation, Driving Up Defense Costs, and What In-House Counsel Can Do About It - Fisher Phillips
The ChatGPT Plaintiff: How AI Is Transforming Employment Litigation, Driving Up Defense Costs, and What In-House Counsel Can Do About It When a pro se plaintiff recently filed a more than 40-page m...
Read moreCourt Says Licensed Practical Nurses and Home Health Aides Are Employees, Not Independent Contractors: Your 5-Step Compliance Plan - Fisher Phillips
Court Says Licensed Practical Nurses and Home Health Aides Are Employees, Not Independent Contractors: Your 5-Step Compliance Plan A Pennsylvania federal court just found that a Philadelphia-area h...
Read more2024 California Employment Law Update: Staying Ahead of New Legislation with Fisher Phillips and Ceridian - Fisher Phillips LLP
A new year means new laws for California employers and HR professionals as they work to maintain compliance in the ever-changing legal environment. Join Fisher Phillips attorneys Usama Kahf and L...
Read moreNew Teeth? Pregnancy Discrimination Law Tested - Law.com
An independent arbitrator found PermiaCare, a regional provider of behavioral and developmental health services, discriminated against and harassed a pregnant employee, which led to her resignatio...
Read moreFalse Claims
Sierra Nevada Corp. to pay $7.75M in False Claims settlement - Reno Gazette Journal
Sparks-based Sierra Nevada Co. has agreed to pay $7.75 million to settle federal allegations that it hired a Defense Department official as a paid consultant while he participated in government con...