Trump EPA boss Scott Pruitt – who was slammed for his first-class travel and taxpayer spending on a soundproof booth in his office – announced he is running for the SENATE in Oklahoma This articl...

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This week, we update you on two major developments from the National Labor Relations Board and this year's abridged timeline to submit EEO-1 data. Union Activity Surges The NLRB recently release...

These showbiz lawyers win for their clients in court and guide them through industry disruptions. LITIGATION Partner Glaser Weil As a law student, Baum never thought about becoming an entertainme...

Every employer who has ever faced the seemingly daunting task of preparing an employee handbook or updating existing policies knows how overwhelming the process may seem. From ensuring the polici...

Most states that approved the use of recreational cannabis have exclusions for those employed in “safety-sensitive” professions. These are individuals who hold such jobs as train operators, air t...

Earlier this month, Governor Mike DeWine signed Senate Bill (SB) 47, which formally adopted sections of the Portal-to-Portal Act (Portal Act) amendments to the federal Fair Labor Standards Act (F...

PHOENIX — Arizona may lose the authority to oversee its own workplace safety program because of a pattern of ignoring federal directives involving COVID-19 protection, employer penalties and othe...