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California and Connecticut on the way to instating AI legislation

In the not-too-distant past, the DOL and the EEOC issued employment-related AI policies. But that was then. The Trump administration has removed these policies and left very little in their place. And since politics abhors a vacuum, states are stepping in to fill the gap.

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IBM settles False Claims Act charges in lesson for federal contractors

The DOJ initially investigated IBM using the federal False Claims Act and discovered what it called illegal diversity, equity and inclusion practices.

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What the EEOC’s FY 2025 report means for your workplace

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission’s combined FY 2025 Agency Performance Report and FY 2027 Agency Performance Plan signals a clear shift in enforcement priorities under Chair Andrea Lucas.

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Target changes dress code

Major retailer Target is making big changes to its dress code for associates. It’s part of an effort to upgrade the look and feel of the stores for customers.

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Washington state enacts noncompete ban

Beginning June 30, 2027, employers cannot enter a noncompete agreement that would bar someone from practicing a lawful business or profession.

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Senator introduces national AI bill

Included are proposals that protect children from online exploitation and content creators from AI digital theft.

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Federal contractors back in the DEI crosshairs

A new executive order issued March 26 ups the ante by targeting racially discriminatory DEI activities in federal contracts and subcontracts. It also beefs up enforcement.

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White House issues federal contractor DEI executive order

Federal contractors will have to do more than certify that they don’t engage in racial discrimination. They must also show how they reached that conclusion, as they may need to conduct an EEO analysis to confirm they found no pattern or practice of disparate treatment or proxy discrimination based on race.

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Survey: DEI, immigration policies top employer concerns in 2026

A survey of more than 300 in-house lawyers, HR professionals and executives found that regulatory and political shifts are reshaping workplace priorities. Many employers say the evolving landscape has forced them to reconsider workforce strategies, compliance efforts and hiring plans as they try to navigate new federal and state policies.

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Dress codes and tattoos: What employers can require

What about rules requiring employees to cover tattoos or remove facial and/or tongue jewelry during business hours and during patient interactions? We would like our employees to present a very professional appearance and feel like these things don’t reflect that.

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