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Employment Law

Google to Shell Out $28M to Settle Pay Equity Class Action Lawsuit

A leaked spreadsheet helped secure a $28 million equal pay settlement. Here’s what happened, according to a press release from Gunn Coble LLP, a civil rights law firm in Los Angeles. Google has agreed to pay $28 million to settle…

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Compensation Payroll

Lifestyle Spending Accounts? 5 Facts Employees Often Miss

Employees may not understand lifestyle spending accounts (LSAs) as well as you think. That can lead to questions or just confusion. This relatively new, customizable fringe benefit allows companies to give employees a set amount of spending money, with at…

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Lifestyle Spending Accounts

Employment Law

‘Illegal DEI’ Explained: 12 Warnings in New EEOC Guidance

The term “illegal DEI” has been a hot topic in HR since President Trump took office and issued several executive orders that aim to dismantle diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives in both the public and private sectors.  As a…

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Don't Let DEI Die: 5 Strategies to Help Diversity Efforts Thrive

Employment Law

Jobs for Men Only? Employer Pays $1.6M to Settle EEOC Lawsuit

A contract security solutions provider headquartered in Birmingham, Alabama, has agreed to pay $1.6 million to settle an EEOC lawsuit that alleged sex discrimination.  The problem, according to the agency, showed up in HR's internal communications. Here’s what happened –…

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EEOC lawsuit alleged sex discrimination

Employment Law

Did Anti-Racism Training Create a Hostile Work Environment?

A federal court in Pennsylvania rejected a white employee’s claim that his employer created a hostile work environment by subjecting him to anti-racism training. The case provides good insight as to how courts analyze claims of hostile work environment based…

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suit painted picture of hostile environment

Employment Law

Accommodation Denied: Employee Told to Retire or Face Termination

Dangerous work and employees with disabilities aren’t always a bad mix. In fact, these employees often can do a stellar job, sometimes with the help of a job accommodation. However, when a disability significantly threatens safe job performance regardless of…

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Where should you draw the line on religious accommodations?
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Employment Law Payroll

More Costly in 2025: Immigration and Nationality Act Missteps

In a final rule, the Department of Homeland Security increased the penalties for violations of federal immigration law. With enforcement of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) on the rise, it's crucial to ensure compliance so you can steer clear…

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Immigration and Nationality Act

Employment Law

DEI Policy Concerns? HR’s 5-Step Guide, From a Former EEOC Attorney

President Trump’s executive orders aiming to dismantle DEI initiatives in the public and private sectors have caused widespread debates and confusion.  Here’s a quick recap on what’s happening:  Andrea Lucas, the EEOC’s newly appointed Acting Chair, declared that one of…

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DEI in the spotlight

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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Compensation Payroll

3 Income Tax Cuts Highlighted in Trump’s Address to Congress

Several types of earnings would no longer be taxable for income tax purposes, according to plans put forth by President Trump. In his address to a joint session of Congress on March 4, 2025, Trump called for tax cuts that…

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Tax changes

Employment Law

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

Employment Law

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
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Compensation Payroll

Relief: IRS Adjusts 2 Due Dates for Semiweekly Depositors

The IRS recently issued updates affecting semiweekly tax depositors. Specifically, the Service pushed back two due dates for making deposits through the Electronic Federal Tax Payment System (referred to as EFTPS) and other electronic funds transfer methods. Here’s what the…

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DEI Employment Law

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

Employment Law

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

Employment Law

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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