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2026 Federal Employment Law Changes: What Employers Need to Prepare For

When a mid-sized manufacturing company in Ohio was hit with a $340,000 penalty in early 2025 for misclassifying workers and […]

A growing software company recently faced a $2.3 million penalty after the Department of Labor reclassified 150 of its “independent

In 2024, a small manufacturing company in California faced a $180,000 settlement after an employee handbook contained outdated policies that

When a qualified candidate walks into your office for a final interview, you’re ready to extend an offer—until the background

When a San Diego restaurant owner received a $78,000 penalty notice in early 2025 for misclassifying just three employees, it

When a Massachusetts coffee shop owner reclassified her assistant manager as exempt to avoid overtime costs, she thought she was

The CROWN Act — Creating a Respectful and Open World for Natural Hair — is a category of legislation that

Religious accommodation in the workplace is one of the most nuanced and frequently mishandled areas of employment law. The Equal

The PUMP for Nursing Mothers Act expanded federal lactation accommodation requirements significantly when it took effect in 2023. For the

One of the most frequently misunderstood areas of employment law is meal and rest break requirements. Many small business owners