An acting National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) general counsel did not have the authority to continue in that role once the president nominated him to be […]

People who work remotely tend to feel guilty about doing so—believing that their managers and colleagues view them as lazy and out of touch. Source: New […]

​A Minnesota-based manufacturer’s dismissal of an employee because of concerns about his skills did not constitute age discrimination. Source: New feed 2

​Andre Wood, a financial officer for an online education company in Baltimore, checks his work e-mail all hours of the day because sometimes decisions about his […]

Anthropologist Ilana Gershon studies the strange culture of corporate recruiting. Source: New feed 2

Inquiries into the drug-free status of employees can cross the line of permissible conduct. Source: New feed 2

Expanding the use of health savings accounts (HSAs) is a cornerstone of the Republicans’ American Health Care Act, and that has reinvigorated the debate between those […]

​Punctuation matters, as shown by a 29-page, $10 million decision on the absence of a comma from a Maine wage and hour statute. Source: New feed […]

General Electric Global Employment Brand Leader Shaunda Zilich brings talent acquisition to life at a venerable company—and finds her own purpose in the process. Source: New […]