COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate for Federal Workers Will End May 11

?The Biden administration announced May 1 that the COVID-19 vaccine mandates for federal employees, federal contractors and some health care workers will end on May 11, the same day the public health... Read more »

DOJ Case Targeting No-Poach Agreement

?A federal court ruling on April 28 offered some reassurance to HR professionals and employers that use no-poach agreements. The U.S. District Court for the District of Connecticut dismissed an antitrust case,... Read more »

What California Employers Should Know When Hiring Minors

?As the temperatures rise, many employers, including those in the retail industry, may be fielding applications from minors looking for summer work. Before hiring applicants under the age of 18, it’s important... Read more »

Professors Subject to Collective Bargaining Agreement Can’t Sue for Unpaid Wages

?Takeaway: Resolving adjunct professors’ state-law claims for unpaid wages would involve interpretation of a collective bargaining agreement between the professors and the university, and so, under the doctrine of federal pre-emption, the... Read more »

California Court Confirms Wages Due on Weekends May Be Paid Next Day

?The California Supreme Court recently put the final nail in the coffin of an employee’s claim that California Labor Code Section 204 requires employees to be paid on weekends. The California high... Read more »

Make Sure Generative AI Policies Cover Intellectual Property

?Generative artificial intelligence, such as ChatGPT, should be used only when policies are in place to ensure a company’s intellectual property isn’t lost and that trade secrets aren’t being disclosed, legal experts... Read more »

SHRM Research: Work Is Negatively Impacting Employees’ Mental Health

?A number of U.S. employees say their job is hurting their mental health—and they are increasingly looking to their employer to make matters better. If conditions don’t improve, they might leave for... Read more »

Despite Economic Concerns, Employees Have High Expectations for Pay Increases

?Concerns about a potential recession are causing some once-generous employers to tighten their purse strings as they plan for layoffs, cut some employee perks and turn to smaller raises this year. But... Read more »

Indeed Pauses Required Pay-for-Results Pricing—for Now

?Employers posting jobs with Indeed will have a choice between the traditional pay-per-click (PPC) model and a pay-for-results (pay-per-application or pay-per-started-application) plan, at least through 2023. In a reversal of its planned... Read more »

AI-as-a-Service: Getting SMBs Started with AI

?Human resource functions in small and midsize businesses (SMBs) are often on the outside looking in when it comes to using artificial intelligence to improve operations. That’s because they typically don’t have... Read more »
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