Experts: Don't Require Flu Shots

Harkin to Lead Health, Labor Panel

Deal on Union Card Check Is Far from a Sure Thing

In my humble opinion, NBC’s The Office is the world’s #1 employment law training aid. All you have to do is (1) watch it and (2) do the exact opposite of everything you see. To help enhance your viewing experience, each week I provide a critique of the action from an employment lawyer’s perspective. Last Night’s Episode: [...]

You are hereby notified that you have a mandatory training session this evening. At 9:00/8:00c, you are required to tune in to your local NBC affiliate and watch the season premiere of The Office. Failure to do so could result in disciplinary action. In my humble opinion, The Office is the world’s greatest employment law training aid. All you [...]

U.S. Salary Increase Budgets Up 3% for 2010

DOL Approves 'Summary Prospectus' for 401(k) Fund Investors

U.S. Health Care Inflation to Far Outpace Salary Increases in 2010

Labor Dept. to Drop Bush Administration Investment Advice Rule

2009/2010 Survey Report on HR Compensation

Mandatory Flu Shots Not Generally Recommended

New York Increases Stakes for Wage and Hour Violators

Culturally Competent Performance Discussions

Attitudes on Hiring Those with Disabilities Has Shifted�Slowly

9th Circuit: A Growing Problem�Wage and Hour Issues for Off-Site Employees

Persons with Disabilities Good for Bottom Line

Mistakes on Contractors Costly

Workers to Keep, Add Benefits

U.S. Health Care Inflation to Far Outpace Salary Increases in 2010

Attitudes on Hiring Those with Disabilities Has Shifted�Slowly

Jobs Scarce in Industrialized World

A recent survey by the Pew Research Center sought to answer that question. Here’s what it asked . . . Just your impression, In the United States today, is there a lot of discrimination against __________ or not? The top vote-getters? Gays and lesbians, followed by Muslims and then Hispanics. Here are the full results (% of “yes” [...]

Employee Satisfaction�and Anxiety�Are High

DOL Withdraws Criticized Risk Assessment Proposal

OFCCP May Revisit Old Methods of Compensation Analysis