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States Grant Safe Leave for Crime Victims - The National Law Review
A growing number of states require employers to provide safe leave for employees who are victims of violent crimes. Alaska, California, Connecticut, Delaware, and Washington are among the states t...
Read moreU of T professor placed on leave after commenting on Charlie Kirk's shooting death - CBC
University says the matter is being looked into Image | prof Caption: The University of Toronto says Ruth Marshall has been placed on leave after her comments online. (University of Toronto) A Univ...
Read moreUPS worker’s age, sex bias claims can’t overcome company’s harassment findings - HR Dive
The plaintiff alleged he was fired just two months shy of his retirement plan vesting, but a female co-worker reported an “unsettling experience” during a training session with him. UPS did not il...
Read moreHoward Levitt: Working notice is an employer's best weapon against the growing severance industry - ca.finance.yahoo.com
Picture this: an employee storms into a lawyer’s office, heart pounding, pink slip in hand, visions of a six-figure severance windfall dancing in their head. The lawyer — smiling like a cat that’s...
Read moreStates Grant Safe Leave for Crime Victims - Ogletree
New state laws in Alaska, California, Connecticut, Delaware, and Washington require employers to give employees time off after being the target of a violent crime. The safe leave laws apply to vi...
Read moreHR Compliance: With School Back in Session, Leave Laws Apply - SHRM
Now that school is back in full swing, state school-activities-leave laws should be top of mind for employers, as employees seek time off to participate in parent-student conferences, school conce...
Read moreRule Abandoned, Crackdown Continues: The Federal Trade Commission’s New Non-compete Strategy - The National Law Review
On September 5, 2025, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) officially withdrew its notice of appeal in the litigation over the validity of its Non‑compete Clause Rule,1 thereby abandoning its chall...
Read moreRule Abandoned, Crackdown Continues: The Federal Trade Commission’s New Non-compete Strategy - Employment Law Worldview
We’ve been updating on developments involving the Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) proposed rule banning nearly all employee non-competition agreements since it was first announced in January 2023...
Read moreFalse Claims
MEPs sue von der Leyen for allegedly ‘false accusations’ of Russian support - Brussels Signal
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen got sued by an MEP. EPA/OLIVIER HOSLET 17 September 2025 Romanian MEP Gheorghe Piperea filed an action against European Commission President Urs...