A memo from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) clarifies that students and exchange visitors who hold F, J and M visas and have violated the […]

Government contractors in the private sector are twice as likely as their public-sector counterparts to use online tools and social media for their recruitment needs, according […]

Meal and rest break requirements by state provided by XpertHR. Source: New feed 2

​Auto-deductions for nonexempt employees’ meal breaks can be less risky if employers take three steps. Source: New feed 2

A Chicago ordinance requiring hotel employers to equip certain hotel employees with portable emergency contact devices took effect July 1. A similar bill is working its […]

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is setting the stage to begin debate over the legalization of marijuana for recreational use during the 2019 legislative session. The […]

California has long provided fertile ground for employment lawsuits, because the state has strict workplace rules that businesses must follow. Here’s what employers should know to […]

New data confirms what many employers have been reporting anecdotally: Requests for evidence (RFEs) and denials issued for H-1B visa petitions rose considerably in 2017. Source: […]

Employers are closer to being able to participate in industry-led, government-sanctioned apprenticeship programs separate from the federal and state registered apprenticeship system that many find cumbersome. […]