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President George H.W. Bush signed the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) on July 26, 1990, thirty-six years ago yesterday. Here’s the timeline that brought us from that signing to the law you manage today, and where the real risk lives now. TL;DR: The ADA just turned 36, but the law
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Jobless claims hit record low as employers embrace ‘low hire, low fire’ labor market
Getty ImagesConsidering all the recent high-profile layoffs at companies including Disney, Samsung, and Amazon, you’d think that jobless claims would be reaching new heights. However, the reality appears to be the opposite, according to the newest preliminary unemployment claims data from the Department of Labor.Record low. Initial jobless claims fell
Trump Accounts officially launched. Will employers contribute to them?
Getty ImagesMore than 6.5 million families have signed up for Trump Accounts since the savings initiative for American children officially launched on July 4, according to the Treasury Department.A much smaller number of employers have elected to contribute to these savings accounts on behalf of employees with children enrolled in







