No One Should Have to Bargain For Health Care
Nearly 50,000 members of the United Auto Workers are on strike, demanding that General Motors pay them their fair share… more
Brazilian and U.S. Workers Confronting Common Threat Build Solidarity in the Global Labor Movement
This week, the AFL-CIO joins much of the global labor movement in Brazil to participate in the 13th Congress of… more
Laid Off Workers Are Gun Shy, So Attract Them With a Positive Culture
The number of displaced workers reached 6.8 million from 2015 to 2017, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ most… more
How Should You Screen Your Candidates?
Searching for the right candidate can be a difficult, time-consuming process. This is especially true when you have a lot… more
September’s Top Employment News: Overtime and California’s Classification Law
This Employment Law This Week® monthly rundown updates some of the most important employment law developments of the past month:
Employers are doubling down on financial wellness. Is it helping?
A growing number of employers are turning to workplace programs to help workers get their finances on track. More than… more
‘Just Text Me:’ The New Way to Conduct Job Interviews
We live in a technological world, and it seems as if we now communicate more through our electronic devices than… more
The Help Me, Help Us Conversation Is Two-Way
In “Help Me, Help You, Help Us: 5 Keys to Help Set Employees Up For Success” a very different kind… more