Lexology PRO | USA | 28 Sep 2023
The US Supreme Court term begins 2 October 2023, with oral arguments scheduled on the meaning of “and”, the constitutionality of the CFPB’s funding, how far ADA “testers” can take their efforts, and more.
Baker Sterchi Cowden & Rice LLC | USA | 27 Sep 2023
First AI software case involving discriminatory filtering of potential applicants is settled by the EEOC for $365,000; EEOC provides…
Torys LLP | Canada, USA | 26 Sep 2023
If you hire team members from Canada and/or the U.S., you must ensure that you meet local employment law standards, regardless of where your…
Lexology PRO | USA | 25 Sep 2023
Federal judge rejects Florida employment unions’ dues injunction, USCIS announces expedited processing of some EADs, and New York State releases guidance for pay transparency law – plus other key updates.
McGuireWoods Consulting LLC | USA | 25 Sep 2023
This Week in Washington: House appropriations talks continue, Senate vote to advance mini omnibus fails; Lower Costs, More Transparency Act pulled…
McDermott Will & Emery | USA | 22 Sep 2023
Discrimination on the basis of disability has contributed to significant disparities in healthcare and child welfare. To address these disparities…
Hogan Lovells | USA | 21 Sep 2023
Government entities and the private companies that government entities engage to provide services to the public online may soon be required to comply…
Baker Sterchi Cowden & Rice LLC | USA | 20 Sep 2023
The Supreme Court reversed the standard for “undue hardship” under Title VII. What that means for employers and vaccine requirements. In a…
Lexology PRO | USA | 18 Sep 2023
UAW workers launch targeted strikes against automakers, the EEOC releases Pregnant Workers Fairness Act regulations, and California passes minimum wage increases for health care workers – plus other key updates.
Lexology PRO | Australia, Global, Singapore, etc. | 18 Sep 2023
US auto union begins unprecedented sector strike action, UK union announces two train strikes for upcoming weeks, and Australian High Court rules Qantas Airways illegally fired 1,700 staff – plus other key updates.