On June 19, residents of the District Columbia voted to approve Initiative 77, which will incrementally phase out the “tip credit” that many employers use as […]

Having an unsettling experience with a new job not working well or something suddenly seeming off in a job that had been going fine can happen […]

Employment background checks are an essential step in the candidate selection process—they identify risks and validate claims made by prospective new hires. But background screening can […]

Growing pressure to ensure fair pay throughout the workplace is sparking changes to corporate America’s employee compensation and performance management programs to keep bias—whether it’s conscious […]

For U.S. benefit plan administrators, the European Union’s General Data Privacy Regulation is daunting because of its scope and vagueness. Obligations could be triggered not only […]

When workers are turned down for a raise and don’t trust the reason why—or suspect bias—their level of satisfaction with their employer plummets, as shown in […]

The wage gains that economists expect in a tight labor market haven’t emerged, recent pay data show, and there’s no shortage of reasons as to why […]

The unemployment rate for people with a disability dropped last year, falling from 10.5 percent in 2016 to 9.2 percent in 2017. Source: New feed 2

For employer-sponsored health plans, premium increases have slowed but still outpaces general inflation. Among the factors that might be driving the decline in growth rates are […]