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October 24, 2023

DOL Proposes Significant Increase in Salary Level to Remain Exempt From OT

Andrea M. Kirshenbaum and Tanner McCarron write about the DOL’s proposal for a more than 50% increase to minimum salary thresholds to be classified as exempt from overtime under white-collar exemptions and what employers can do to begin reviewing their wo

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October 23, 2023

How business is thinking about EEOC’s work on AI

Michael Lotito weighs in on what the EEOC has said and done in the AI space – and why employers still have a lot of room to navigate in this area.

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October 22, 2023

Another Job on Slack and Confusing Labor Issues: What's the B-Side of the 4-Day Shift?

David Carvalho Martins discusses some negative effects of a four-day workweek.

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October 21, 2023

My company is spying on me, does it have the right? It depends: this is what the judges think

Miguel Arberas discusses workers’ expectations for privacy from their employer and when employers must notify workers about surveillance measures at work.

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October 20, 2023

California’s New Miscarriage Law Gives Boost to Rare Leave Type

Joy C. Rosenquist says even though California wasn’t the first state to enact reproductive loss leave, the move is likely to raise the issue’s profile and spur similar laws in other places. (Subscription required.)

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