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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

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 14, 2024

What HR should know about Colorado’s new AI law

Philip L. Gordon says a new AI law in Colorado means that any employer doing business in the state with more than 50 employees will have specific obligations when AI is a factor in the decision-making processes that affect personnel.

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August 14, 2024

Business Concerns Loom Over California’s Indoor Worker Heat Rule

Alka Ramchandani-Raj discusses California’s new indoor and outdoor heat rule for employees and the ambiguity surrounding how the rule will be enforced. (Subscription required)

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August 7, 2024

New Colorado privacy laws to impact “broad swath” of companies

Zoe Argento says more companies are using tools like artificial intelligence that incorporate biometric identifiers, and so new privacy laws are likely to apply to a larger swath of employers than might think they must comply with them.

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