Much attention has been focused recently on second-chance employment in the United States. But what is happening in other countries regarding employing the formerly incarcerated? Source: […]

Despite recent changes in leadership at the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL), key workplace rules still need to be finalized, including a proposed update to the […]

The U.S. Senate confirmed Democrat Charlotte Burrows to serve her second term as a commissioner for the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) through July 1, 2023. […]

A Dallas ordinance took effect Aug. 1 requiring employers to provide workers with six to eight paid sick days a year, depending on employer size. Businesses […]

A draft amendment to the current Vietnamese labor code was recently submitted to Vietnam’s National Assembly, pending approval in November. If passed, the amendment would replace […]

In Germany, hygiene trumps a person’s preference for wearing long and polished nails, including artificial fingernails, when such nails might put a nursing home’s residents at […]

Recently, the Supreme Court of India held that the definition of an employee under the Employees Provident Funds and Miscellaneous Provisions Act was broad enough to […]

A Republican and a Democratic senator put forward a bipartisan paid-leave plan that would use the child tax credit to provide new parents with immediate funds […]

Nigeria faces significant recruiting challenges, including some skills gaps and an upswing in violence. Demographically, however, recruiting prospects in the country are promising. Source: New feed […]