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Starbucks Defends NLRB Challenge Filed 23 Minutes Late - Law360
The National Labor Relations Board should have accepted Starbucks' challenge to an agency judge's order even though it was 23 minutes late, the company told the D.C. Circuit, saying the lateness......
Read moreInaccessible Air Travel Hinders Advancement of Employees with Disabilities - SHRM
For many roles, especially in leadership, air travel is vitally important to make professional connections domestically and around the world. But employees who use wheelchairs face many challenges...
Read moreMeal Period Compliance: Insights from Washington Court Ruling - SHRM
An appellate court in Washington state recently held a hospital liable for paying employees who worked through meal periods for their time worked, plus compensation for an additional break as a pe...
Read moreUK Labor Law: Legislation for Proposed Significant Reforms Unveiled - SHRM
The U.K.’s new Labour government has published its highly anticipated Employment Rights Bill. In total, the draft bill contains 28 stand-alone employment law reforms. The key measures in the Emplo...
Read moreFalse Claims
Moving company agrees to settle allegations of providing payments, gifts to military members to influence surveys, obtain additional business - The Troy Times Tribune
By Tribune Staff • A moving company has agreed to pay $325,000 to resolve allegations that it violated the False Claims Act by attempting to influence military members’ evaluation of its moving se...