White House calls for ‘minimally burdensome’ federal AI rules
The administration urged Congress to avoid creating new federal rule-making bodies for AI and instead lean on existing agencies...
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Court doesn’t buy employer’s defense for not complying with race bias settlement
A Georgia school district said “qualified immunity” meant it couldn’t be sued for refusing to implement changes pursuant to...
Planned Parenthood of Illinois agrees to pay $500K after EEOC alleges DEI-based harassment
The organization’s president and CEO told HR Dive the alleged misconduct took place under prior leaders hip.
What Leaders Get Wrong About Helping Their Struggling People
What should you do when someone on your team is struggling? Most leaders default to jumping in and solving...
Panda Express allegedly kept accused harasser, fired women who complained
The cook was allegedly too good to lose — the women who reported him were not
Delaware court revives Payscale’s non-compete tied to $0 equity
At least five enterprise clients followed her to a competitor within two months
NJ Supreme Court rules employer can’t swap wages for free apartment
The employer also kept zero payroll records — and a court presumption made it w orse
Court rules Amazon cannot exclude mandatory pre-shift screenings from pay
The ruling goes beyond COVID screenings — it could reshape pre-shift pay in Illi nois
Why taxing the highly paid C-suite more doesn’t work
New IRS data hold lessons for proposals to tax wealthy in California, New York and other Blue states
ZipRecruiter is the latest job platform to release ChatGPT app
The rise of ChatGPT and other large language models has heavily disrupted the job ad market through reduced visibility...
AI success stems from better collaboration, not prompts
Specific behaviors can separate routine AI use from impactful human-AI interaction, according to a new report.
The Future Work World with Barry Winkless
The future of work isn’t about trends – it’s about design.From the Cpl studio in Dublin, Bill Banham sits...
What Does Florida’s 2026 Pronoun Bill Mean for Public-Sector Workers?
Florida’s 2026 pronoun bill, better known as The Freedom of Conscience in the Workplace Act, is on its way...
Two Nonsolicitation Mistakes That Can Cost Employers an Injunction
Restrictive covenants often rise or fall at the preliminary injunction stage. A Pennsylvania appellate decision shows how two common drafting mistakes can derail an employer’s attempt to enforce a nonsolicitation agreement. TL;DR: The Pennsylvania Superior Court affirmed denial of a preliminary injunction against departing wealth advisors where the trial court
Goldman Sachs Job Cuts Scheduled for April in a Plan to Target Underperformers
Goldman Sachs job cuts are expected in April, with performance-based changes expected rather than a mass downsizing effort as...
What Is an HR Audit & How To Conduct Yours [+Free Audit Checklist and Template]
Without regular HR audits, the hidden risks in your HR processes, systems, and policies can quietly undermine your business...