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August 18, 2024

Staff contacted out of hours may get thousands more in compensation

Ben Smith talks about what a “right to switch off” policy for separating work and home life could mean for employers.

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August 16, 2024

A Regression to Politics? Recent Court Decisions Could Give Partisanship Even More Influence at the NLRB

Alex MacDonald discusses recent court decisions that criticized the way the NLRB operates and that could transform American labor law.

In the News
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August 16, 2024

Harris' Surge Renews Labor Advocates' White House Hopes

Michael Lotito said labor policy changes could be delayed in a second Trump administration depending on the shifting makeup at the NLRB.

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August 16, 2024

EXPERT INSIGHTS—Latest updates to Illinois personnel records review act

Elizabeth K. Hanford and Shanthi Gaur discuss amendments to Illinois’ Personnel Records Review Act, which impose new obligations on employers navigating personnel record requests.

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August 15, 2024

Women in work: the self-promotion gap

Karolina Kanclerz and Zuzanna Janelli discuss the trend of young female professionals, including young female lawyers, undervaluing themselves by refusing to publicly acknowledge their professional achievements. (Subscription required)

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