This week, we’re covering an uptick in state-level employment law activity, federal court decisions on “captive audience” bans, and Rhode Island's new menopause accommodation requirements. State...

The following article was submitted by Berchem Moses PC. It is posted here with permission. On Oct. 1, a number of new and revised laws went into effect that impact Connecticut employers. Those l...

Alleged offences include taking retaliatory action against workers, charging foreign worker fees Three employers in Moose Jaw are facing charges under Saskatchewan’s former immigration protection l...

Alleged offences include taking retaliatory action against workers, charging foreign worker fees Three employers in Moose Jaw are facing charges under Saskatchewan’s former immigration protection l...

Day Pitney is among the finalists of The New Jersey Law Journal's 2025 Litigation Departments of the Year - Labor and Employment Award. Read a Q&A with Rachel A. Gonzalez, chair of Day Pitney’...

Things got interesting on The Bobby Bones Show when a listener called in, claiming they wanted to be the “whistleblower” to announce that Bobby and Caitlin already had their baby. The listener sai...

Things got interesting on The Bobby Bones Show when a listener called in, claiming they wanted to be the “whistleblower” to announce that Bobby and Caitlin already had their baby. The listener sai...

Stay apprised of 2025’s biggest shifts in employment, compensation, and benefits law. From state trends in non-compete agreements to national changes in SECURE 2.0, we’ll discuss new and emerging l...

Tri-State presence meets rising demand for ERISA, Employee Benefits, and Executive Compensation counsel NEW YORK, Oct. 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Hall Benefits Law (HBL), a recognized leader in emplo...