Sacramento, CA (January 14, 2026) – A majority of educators for charter school operator St. HOPE Public Schools are requesting a vote to end Sacramento City Teachers Association (SCTA) union offici...

Hogan Lovells has issued a report examining global workplace regulation—and how it's being reshaped by forces that undermine political stability. The report,<a>Employment Horizons 2026 , dis...

‘The Trump Administration has no tolerance for such DEI policies,” blasts Bondi The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a federal lawsuit accusing Minnesota of running a statewide hiring system th...

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Although the Board relied on new evidence of the union’s reasonable belief at the ULP hearing, Board precedent permitted that practice, and the employer forfeited any challenge to that precedent. ...

Lower court threw out entire employment contract. Appeals court said that went too far A Georgia appeals court saved a confidentiality agreement a lower court threw out in Motorsports of Conyers v....

Employment lawyers explain difference between disagreement and disobeying orders — and importance of progressive discipline A worker in Spain may have thought she was proving her commitment by show...

California and New York recently enacted legislation aimed at prohibiting certain contract terms that impose financial obligations on workers if their work relationship terminates. Subject to limi...

Just weeks after New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed a law prohibiting certain “stay or pay” agreements, state lawmakers have proposed new amendments that, if enacted, would allow employers to r...

Just weeks after New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed a law prohibiting certain “stay or pay” agreements, state lawmakers have proposed new amendments that, if enacted, would allow employers to r...