The general strikes that have been announced for May 1—May Day—are more likely to be protected concerted activity covered by the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) […]

“The best way to detect a liar is not by body language; that’s only one cue,” said Phillip Maltin, who spoke about detecting liars at the […]

Not checking the past employment of potential new hires is one of the biggest mistakes employers can make. An employer has a vested interest in finding […]

Renowned sports agent, CEO and author Molly Fletcher has been dubbed the “Female Jerry McGuire,” because her passion for her clients is reminiscent of Tom Cruise’s […]

The “only one person is responsible for your career—you,” career counselor Robin Ryan told attendees at the Society for Human Resource Management’s Talent Management Conference & […]

​President Donald Trump is just starting to make his mark on employment law, as he reaches his first 100 days in office on April 29. Source: […]

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled on April 25 that a limousine driver for a Mohegan Tribe casino isn’t entitled to sovereign immunity in a negligence case […]

​A railroad employee with carpal tunnel syndrome who reinjured his hands at work could pursue his wrongful discharge claim even though he chose not to return […]

Statistician, mathematician and operations research analyst—all jobs that require solid math skills—are among the best jobs of 2017, according to CareerCast’s annual Jobs Rated report on […]