Home>All News>Top Story> Minnesota Law profs see AI potential in legal work Listen to this article Recent headlines regarding artificial intelligence and the legal profession have focused ...

Click here to watch the video This podcast from the Meritas EMEA Employment Group explores the complexities of non-compete clauses across different jurisdictions. Hosted by Sam Murray-Hinde, with ...

Welcome to the Q1 2025 edition of our quarterly global employment and labour newsletter. As we continue into the year, we are witnessing significant regulatory shifts, technological advancements, ...

Federal Government Email Print Lawyers and legal experts are expressing concerns that the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission’s recent request for comprehensive information about dive...

Cindy Romero continues to leverage her newly found public profile, this time for an attack ad against Senate Bill 25-03, which seeks to ban semi-automatic rifles that can take detached magazines. ...

Click here to watch this month's one minute adjuster tip that is on the topic of: Compensable Consequences United States Employment and HR Scott C. Ford Click here to watch this month's one minut...

Workers’ rights in the United States have long been challenged. But the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), established after Congress passed the National Labor Relations Act in 1935, has been a...

The Trump Administration’s recent targeting of “diversity, equity, and inclusion” (DEI) initiatives in the workplace has left many employers both in the public and private sectors with uncertainty...