EEOC seeks comment on religious guidance update

The changes reflect recent legal developments and emerging issues that have altered the legal landscape, the agency said.

How managers cause FMLA lawsuits — and 10 ways to get them to stop

Supervisors too often wear their hearts on their sleeves and fail to enforce workplace policies, speakers told attendees at SHRM's annual conference.

OSHA comes under fire for 'paltry' fines and lax guidance to meat plants

While critics call the citations "less than a slap on the wrist," companies including Smithfield and JBS denounced the fines, saying they followed the agency's recommendations for the pandemic once they were available.

Mailbag: Can I restrict workers' personal travel?

With the upcoming holiday season about to collide with a pandemic, employers have some options when it comes to workers' personal travel.

EEOC: Manager deemed security work improper for pregnant woman

Oatridge Security Group will pay $375,000 to settle the lawsuit alleging it fired a supervisor on the Seattle Tunnel Project based on her pregnancy.

Lawsuit by Publix worker’s children: Company’s mask policies led to his COVID-19 death

5 COVID benefits employers should focus on

Year-End Compliance Update for Retirement Plans

California's OSHA Board OKs Emergency COVID-19 Rules