FAIR Take | May 2023 Last week, Senate Democrats introduced an emergency supplemental funding bill in an effort to demonstrate they are addressing the crisis at the southern border. The bill, enti...

As high schools around the country are breaking for summer, millions of students are searching for the coveted summer job. Whether it’s an exercise to save money for college, fill your pockets wit...

As high schools around the country are breaking for summer, millions of students are searching for the coveted summer job. Whether it’s an exercise to save money for college, fill your pockets wit...

As high schools around the country are breaking for summer, millions of students are searching for the coveted summer job. Whether it’s an exercise to save money for college, fill your pockets wit...

Let’s start with definitions. “Whistleblower” refers to someone who, at some personal risk, informs on institutional wrongdoing in order to spare the public from harm. This in no way describes Eli...

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has taken a significant step toward preventing discrimination against job seekers and workers with the release of a new technical assistance docum...

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is poised to sign red flag legislation into law on Monday, adding it to other gun safety measures recently enacted in the wake of the Michigan State University shoot...

A recent English law case has highlighted an issue relevant to those involved in Channel Islands-related insolvencies – and particularly to insolvency practitioners ("IPs") who take on appointments...

Congressional Republicans’ efforts to slash federal spending by tying work requirements to Medicaid and SNAP would have far-reaching consequences for people with mental health issues, chronic heal...