​A 47-year-old bank teller who refused to submit a written time-off request, then relented and filed the request, could not show age discrimination when fired for […]

​Following the three mass shootings last week in Atlanta that may have been racially motivated and the influx of racist incidents targeting the Asian American and… […]

The Small Business Administration (SBA) recently published an interim final rule to address Paycheck Protection Program changes made in the most recent COVID-19 economic stimulus package. […]

The California Labor Code gives current and former employees the right to request copies of their wage statements, which are often requested when an employee intends […]

With the world turned upside down by COVID-19 and with managers working at home with more time, perhaps, to reflect on their career journey, now is […]

Federal and state anti-discrimination agencies have issued guidance for employers that want to require workers to get a COVID-19 vaccine—but at least one lawsuit has claimed […]

Most managers have a healthy sense of confidence and ambition. But those traits alone won’t get you far in your first management role if you can’t […]

Business groups and managers are girding for workplace disruptions if a pro-union bill becomes law. The Protecting the Right to Organize Act—would impact their workplaces by […]

The words you use in a resume or social media profile—your most critical career management marketing documents—can increase your chances of landing an interview and subsequently […]