Michael Lotito comments on the NLRB’s Thryv decision and says the "foreseeable" prong of the standard is so open-ended that it could be difficult for litigants to understand what does and does not fall within its scope. (Subscription required.)
New York is postponing its AI bias law’s effective date, and Eli Freedberg says there really was no way that companies could have gotten compliant in time because of all the uncertainty still surrounding the law. (Subscription required.)
Ira Wincott, Sanjay Nair and Joseph Gusmano examine the New York Department of Health’s new revised advisory on return-to-work protocols for healthcare personnel after infection or exposure to COVID-19. (Subscription required.)
As disputes between employers and employees over flexible working requests continue to rise, Sophie Vanhegan says the increase is surprising, given how many businesses have switched to hybrid working models.
