Monthly Archives: December 2025
Can Reasonable Accommodations Cause Undue Hardship Under the ADA?
Q: We have an employee who suffers from migraines and has been taking a lot of time off—especially on Mondays, our busiest day—creating a significant strain on her team and decreasing morale. Could this be considered an undue hardship under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)? Accommodating an employee with migraines under these circumstances may […]
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PepsiCo Layoffs Are on the Way as the Company Explores a Major Overhaul
PepsiCo Layoffs Are on the Way as the Company Explores a Major Overhaul
Outsourcing a key priority for most employers in 2026
Holiday disconnect: How employers can help staff truly switch off
SCOTUS poised to deal blow to federal agency independence
CEOs eye AI adoption as primary 2026 goal with job cuts expected to continue
Jury hits SHRM with $11.5M verdict in racial bias, retaliation trial
Year in review: Some of the biggest HR moves in 2025
It was a big year for HR appointments and departures. Here are some of the most notable.
Workplace Spotlight: Why the Wienermobile Might Be the Best First Job Ever
How HR can craft a paid jury duty leave benefit
While a paid leave benefit for jury duty can help alleviate stress for workers, employers also have to consider the costs.
AT&T hit with lawsuit over remote work, disability, age bias
New York court upholds NYC teacher firing over discriminatory conduct
Jury duty creates stress for employers and employees alike. Here’s how HR can navigate.
Businesses face a complex legal landscape when it comes to paid jury duty leave in the US.









