Karen Michael

On April 23, the Federal Trade Commission voted to finalize a new rule which prohibits employers from enforcing noncompetition agreements against workers.

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission announced last month that delivery company DHL has agreed to pay $8.7 million to 83 Black employees and

On April 29, 2024, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission issued its long-awaited Enforcement Guidance on Harassment in the Workplace.

Not only are applicants for employment not required to disclose that they have a disability during a job interview or the application process, but it is generally illegal just to

A June 11, 2024 investigative report from the City of Richmond determined that the General Registrar and Deputy General Registrar violated city policies to include policies on the Employment of Relatives and Code of Ethics.

On May 7th, the Library millage failed, as well as the other ballot issues. We understand the voters concern on how their tax money is spent. The Library did not make the decision to request an extra.4 mill lightly.

Last month, a woman captured the internet when she responded to an interview with Tim & Dee TV during which she uttered the words “Hawk Tuah” when referencing a sex act.

A mistake that employers make too often is being too complacent in addressing performance or conduct concerns of an employee. While many employers fear issuing discipline believing that it will

A federal jury in North Carolina last month issued a verdict after a five day trial in favor of a terminated former executive of Wells Fargo who

In 2021, a County of Los Angeles fire department employee, Jonathan Tatone, fatally shot his colleague, 44-year old Tony Carlon, wounded his captain and then died by suicide after setting