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Labor secretary resigns amid controversy

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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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Statute of limitations for FMLA claims

How long after I’ve turned down an FMLA request or terminated someone after they return from FMLA leave do I have to worry about a retaliation lawsuit? I know employees have to file an EEOC complaint pretty quickly if they want to sue for discrimination under Title VII, but what’s the FMLA rule?

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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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$15 million EEOC settlement cements religious-discrimination focus

The large settlement serves as a bellwether for the agency’s increasing focus on protecting employees from all forms of religious discrimination, harassment and employer refusal to accommodate a wide range of religious beliefs and practices.

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Check your I-9s now: ICE reclassifies technical failures as violations

For I-9 purposes, there are technical violations, which allow you 10 days to correct your errors, and substantive errors, which are immediately subject to penalties. ICE’s new framework eliminates the 10-day cure period for many errors.

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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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OSHA announces OSHA Cares initiative for safety education

The OSHA Cares website focuses on small to mid-sized employers, providing resources that include awareness and education.

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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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Good news: Appeals court nixes idea that PIP is always adverse action

Employers are free to manage their workforce through evaluations and, if work is found to be lacking in quantity or quality, create an improvement plan without worrying that constructive criticism will land them in court.

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