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Unmasking Discrimination: Understanding Disparate Treatment and Its Legal Impact in the Workplace

Mastering FTE Calculations: A Game-Changer for Small Business Health Plan Eligibility

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Navigating the Complexities of Customer Harassment in the Workplace

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Florida-Based Company Ordered to Pay $250,000 in Disability Discrimination Case

Located in downtown Detroit, Mich., the Apple Developer Academy space is designed to facilitate collaboration and engagement, preparing the students for success in the iOS app economy. Courtesy of Apple Inc.

Collaborative Learning: Public and Private Sectors Drive Workforce Development

A Target store employee collects shopping carts to bring back into the store on Aug. 21, 2019, in Pembroke Pines, Fla. Workers are more likely to stay in their roles over the next six months, Eagle Hill Consulting’s most recent analysis of employee sentiment has found.

Workplace Stability: Employees Opt to Stay Despite Changing Market Dynamics

Adam Evans, CEO, Salesforce AI, and Cristina Criddle, technology reporter for the Financial Times, speak onstage during HumanX AI Conference 2025 on March 11, 2025, in Las Vegas, Nev. Salesforce made headlines in February 2025 when it cut 1,000 jobs to make room for hiring around its AI product, Agentforce.

Tech Industry Faces Turbulent Times: AI-Induced Layoffs and Reskilling on the Rise

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Exploring Innovative Approaches in Workforce Health and Benefits with Aon’s Podcast Series

KPMG headquarters stands Jan. 12, 2003, in Brussels, Belgium. A former KPMG manager working remotely from Georgia provided sufficient evidence of her right to sue under New York state law, a federal district court held.

Remote Work Raises Legal Boundaries: Former KPMG Manager’s Discrimination Case Leverages New York Laws

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Employers Combat Growing Threat of Deepfake Job Candidates in Virtual Interviews