Late posting this, but the analysis remains relevant: the EU’s slower rollout of pay‑transparency rules gives US employers a useful preview window. https://t.co/g4UgVicxAW #PayTransparency
I missed sharing this when it published, but the topic is still timely — increased military activity continues to put USERRA leave obligations in sharper focus for employers. https://t.co/JssWvMLZ1C #USERRA
Forgot to post this when it ran, but the analysis still holds: even if EEO‑1 reporting ends, the EEOC’s ability to reach back into historical data remains a live compliance issue. https://t.co/QpNv00DaRF #EEOC
My recent analysis identifies major lawsuits over AI-based employment bias, which will likely put disparate impact analysis in the spotlight for 2026.
https://t.co/WxHXnV9mR3
What’s fueling the surge in AI legal questions? In 2025, almost 30% of labor & employment attorneys reported more client inquiries—up 11 points from 2024 (@BLaw). I break down the why.
#AI#LaborLaw#FutureOfWork#LegalIndustry#HRCompliance
https://t.co/RcuFXqhXEv
New analysis reveals three factors that could drive federal contractors to review DEI programs, EEO practices, and workforce data analytics under attorney-client privilege in response to a DEI executive order.
https://t.co/rB6tn6hKJ6
New analysis reveals three factors that could drive federal contractors to review DEI programs, EEO practices, and workforce data analytics under attorney-client privilege in response to a DEI executive order.
https://t.co/rB6tn6hKJ6
The SEC is offering eligible employees a $50,000 incentive to resign or retire by April 4, according to an email reviewed by Bloomberg. https://t.co/b6TdvaWKQr
President Biden granted a posthumous pardon to the late Black nationalist Marcus Garvey as well as four other justice advocates who had been convicted of non-violent drug offenses. https://t.co/dT3GKXND2o
When Baltimore decided to pass on its $90 million share of nationwide opioid settlements, it instead placed a bet that an outside litigation firm could bring in more cash. Seven years after the city began filing those cases, that bet paid off. https://t.co/rjObebxIHx
@BLAW 2025 lookaheads include my analysis piece on how federal contractors should brace for more pay transparency requirements, even if the Trump administration blocks a rule mandating salary range info for job ads. #paytransparency#federalcontractors https://t.co/7Td4RcDx80
@BLAW 2025 lookaheads include my analysis piece on how federal contractors should brace for more pay transparency requirements, even if the Trump administration blocks a rule mandating salary range info for job ads. #paytransparency#federalcontractors https://t.co/7Td4RcDx80
Heads up - Metro says a “heat kink” has developed near the Crystal City station. The rails can expand when they get super hot and bend a bit. Metro will have to make repairs. For now, trains single tracking between Crystal City and National Airport 📸 via #wmata@nbcwashington
As countries around the world experiment with shorter work weeks, Greece has taken a step in the opposite direction — introducing a six-day work week for some businesses that operate on a 24-hour basis. https://t.co/M7736w5N15