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Employment Law

Mastercard Settles Pay Discrimination Lawsuit: $26M Payout

Mastercard, Inc. has agreed to pay $26 million to settle a pay discrimination lawsuit filed by female, Black and Hispanic employees. The complaint alleged Mastercard’s compensation, promotion and assignment practices had an adverse impact on female, Black and Hispanic employees…

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Discrimination
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Managing Leave for Your Multi-State Workforce

In our interactive instructor-led 60-minute event, you will learn how to navigate the complexities of managing leave policies across multiple states. With ever-changing regulations and local mandates, ensuring compliance while maintaining operational efficiency is a significant challenge for HR professionals.…

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Update: Trump Wins Stay of Ruling that Blocked DEI Executive Orders

The courtroom battle over DEI initiatives rages on. In the latest development in an important ongoing case, a federal appeals court has temporarily blocked a ruling that halted enforcement of key provisions in two anti-DEI executive orders issued by President…

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DEI in the spotlight

DoorDash’s $16.75M Payout: A Warning on Tips & Transparency

DoorDash has agreed to pay $16.75 million to settle a dispute involving its practices on handling delivery workers’ tips, New York Attorney General Letitia James announced in a press release. Here’s what happened, according to an investigation by the Office…

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Tipping Policy Is Bad For Business

16 States Fight Trump’s DEI Ban: What HR Needs to Know

A joint letter signed by the attorneys general of 16 states clarifies their support for DEI programs, noting the "important role of diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility efforts … in creating and maintaining legally compliant and thriving workplaces." Massachusetts AG…

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DEI in the spotlight

The Dreaded Termination Talk: Helping Managers Get It Right

No one likes to do it, but for HR personnel and managers it’s part of the job: Sometimes, and despite their best efforts to make things work, they have to let people go. As stressful as a termination meeting can…

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Tips for a smooth termination meeting

Create Bulletproof Documentation: Attorney’s 7 Key Steps 

With a new administration introducing significant policy shifts, the need for strong documentation is more critical than ever. Having a paper trail is incredibly important, especially when it comes to protecting the company from future legal trouble. It can be…

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Making your documentation bulletproof

Stroke Leads to Job Termination: FMLA Violation?

A federal court refused to dismiss a lawsuit filed by an employee who was fired after taking FMLA leave to recover from a stroke. The ruling puts a spotlight on two important questions. First, how much contact should employers have…

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FMLA

New EEOC Lawsuit Cites Employer for Anti-American Bias: $1.4M Payout

We recently gave you a heads-up about all the EEOC changes since President Trump returned to the White House.  One notable change: Trump appointed Andrea Lucas as Acting Chair of the EEOC. Shortly after Lucas assumed control, she outlined her…

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EEOC Settles Race Bias Case for $8.7 Million

Contacting Employees on FMLA Leave: Where Should You Draw the Line?

A lawsuit that accuses an employer of pressuring an employee to work while on FMLA leave will proceed following a federal court’s decision to reject the employer’s immunity defense. While much of the ruling is devoted to the intricacies of…

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FMLA rules test HR pros

Trump Order Aims to Reshape AI: How the Strategy Will Impact HR’s Role

On his first day back in the Oval Office, President Donald Trump signed an executive order on AI that will likely have trickle-down effects on every company and HR professional. With one signature, Trump essentially revoked Executive Order 14110, which…

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Employment Law Violations: DOL Raises Penalty Rates for 2025

Employers are facing higher penalty amounts in 2025 for violations of several employment laws, including the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA). The information came in a final rule released by the Department of Labor (DOL) at the beginning of…

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Employment Law

Common Compliance Mistakes – And How HR Tech Can Help Fix Them

Staying on top of compliance is no small feat these days. For HR pros, especially those at small- to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) with limited resources, keeping up with compliance updates can quickly become overwhelming – which is why they often…

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spotlight on compliance

New Lawsuit Challenges Starbucks’ DEI Policy – 5 Keys to Watch

President Trump's anti-DEI initiatives have moved into the private sector. First up: Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has filed a lawsuit against Starbucks, alleging the company’s DEI policy illegally favors women and people of color. According to the complaint, Starbucks…

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Don't Let DEI Die: 5 Strategies to Help Diversity Efforts Thrive
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Trump’s Impact on Workplace Culture: Navigating Compliance, Retention & Employee Engagement

In our interactive, instructor-led 60-minute event, you will learn how policy shifts under the Trump administration are reshaping workplace culture, employee engagement, and HR compliance. From changes in DEI policies to new labor regulations and free speech concerns, we'll explore…

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She Admitted Poor Performance – So Why Did Court Back Her Discrimination Claim?

This employer had a perfectly good reason to let an employee go – but was still unable to squelch a claim of unlawful gender discrimination. How is that possible, you ask? Let’s look at a ruling from a federal appeals…

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Why Court Says Discrimination Claims Must Proceed
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