Members of the Texas A&M University-San Antonio student chapter of the Society for Human Resource Management find value in an externship that takes student members to […]

The House Education and Labor Committee recently passed legislation reauthorizing the National Apprenticeship Act (NAA), which would invest billions of dollars in the work-based learning model, […]

Three Google employees can move forward with their lawsuit claiming that the company’s confidentiality policies restrict workers’ speech, a California appeals court has ruled. Source: New […]

A Pennsylvania federal court refused to dismiss an employee’s claim that she was fired in violation of the Pennsylvania Medical Marijuana Act. Source: New feed 2

Federal agencies announced on Oct. 6 long-expected reforms to the H-1B visa program for high-skilled foreign workers that will raise the bar for qualifying for the […]

​Hispanic Heritage Month concludes Oct. 15 and it’s not too late for organizations large and small to celebrate the largest minority group in the U.S. SHRM […]

Although some employees may choose to vote by mail during the COVID-19 pandemic, others will want to cast their ballots in person, and they may have […]

Because a co-worker’s single use of a racial epithet did not create a hostile workplace, an employee’s racial-harassment lawsuit could not continue to trial, a California […]

As of Sept. 1, changes to certain visas to work in Singapore went into effect. The changes are intended to encourage the employment of Singaporeans. Source: […]