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Safe + Sound Week: More than a checklist

OSHA’s Safe + Sound Week, taking place August 11–17, offers a national platform to recognize progress in workplace safety while providing fresh ideas for building healthier, more resilient organizations.

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Feds encourage religious talk at work

A memo encourages federal employees to display religious items, pray in groups when off the clock and encourage co-workers to join their faith.

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Communicating OBBBA’s tips/overtime changes to employees

Here’s a template you may use to explain the salient details of deductions for tips and federal overtime to employees.

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Do temp workers qualify for PWFA protections?

Are temp workers covered under PWFA after clocking in once, even though they have not worked more than 1,250 hours?

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Million-plus settlement for allowing reverse-discrimination talk

After the Supreme Court’s unanimous decision in Ames v. Ohio Department of Youth Services, it became clear that discriminating against a member of a majority is just like discrimination against a member of a minority group.

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New state paid leave law changes kick in

Five states and the District of Columbia have changed their paid leave laws to provide greater protection for workers and greater burdens for employers.

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Paramount merger came with a DEI disclaimer

When Paramount sought to merge with Skydance, an apparent condition precedent for approval by the Federal Communications Commission was that the resulting merged organization eliminate all diversity, equity and inclusion programs or initiatives.

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‘Resign or be fired’: A legally risky ultimatum

Have you ever presented an employee the option to resign or get fired? Maybe you believed you were helping the employee to graciously exit the workplace without the embarrassment of a termination. However, doing so today just may fall under the no-good-deed-goes-unpunished category.

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What judges weigh when reading handbooks

A well-written, thoughtfully crafted employee handbook is one of the most important tools you have for making sure your organization can defend itself in court. However, like any form of documentation, it’s possible for your handbook to be used against you.

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No need for termination notice to state reason

Employers don’t necessarily have to detail why they decided to fire an employee, for example in a formal termination notice. If they are later sued, it’s enough to provide original documentation justifying the legitimacy of the discharge.

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