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Despite vetoing proposed bills that would have extended California leave laws in other respects, on October

Employers faced with a union demand for voluntary recognition, or to enter into a "card-check," "neutrality"

In a decision that could have a far-reaching impact on universities and colleges, the Tenth Circuit Court

The idea of mandatory “microchipping” — the practice of employers requiring employees to have

Employers, for the most part, are the kings of the road when it comes to regulating the use of their

Governor Spitzer recently approved legislation designed to assist the efforts of the New York State Department

OverviewGovernor Blagojevich recently signed into law H.B. 1509, an amendment to the Illinois Human Rights

Last week, the European Union (EU) Court of First Instance held that documents exchanged between an in-house

On September 10, the IRS released Notice 2007-78 extending the deadline for documentary compliance with

By a closely-divided 4-3 vote and over a vigorous dissent, the California Supreme Court broke new ground