Old employment law posters should be saved to help prove past compliance, even though retaining old posters isn’t required, management attorneys say. Source: New feed 2

Why thriving in the workplace of the future will depend on how you think and relate to other people. Source: New feed 2

Communication is a clear differentiator between companies rated highly for their candidate experience and those that aren’t, according to data drawn from the 2016 North American […]

President Donald Trump has signed legislation that will give states more leeway to drug test unemployment insurance applicants, but the potential impact of the new law […]

Disturbing videos recently went viral that show a United Express passenger being forcibly removed from his seat on an overbooked flight. This left many people wondering […]

A Pennsylvania federal court reconsidered its dismissal of an employee’s retaliation claim after the employee amended his allegations to state that he was fired in retaliation […]

Pension plan sponsors are overpaying premiums to the federal Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp. (PBGC) by not optimizing the timing and recording of plan contributions, new research […]

A county attorney was acting in the scope of her job duties when she answered a reporter’s question about the settlement of a case she was […]

Cities and counties will soon be barred from requiring small businesses without 401(k)-type retirement plans to enroll workers into a government-run individual retirement account (IRA). Meanwhile, […]