The landscape of employment in Minnesota has recently experienced a seismic shift, following the state's legislative marathon. Businesses and employees alike are feeling the tremors, as the recent session culminated in a spate of laws that aim to significantly alter rights and responsibilities in
In a pivotal moment that could significantly impact the union landscape in the United States, the Economic Policy Institute hosted a webinar featuring Jennifer Abruzzo, General Counsel of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB). The discussions were rooted in the NLRB's recent decisions,
In the hustle of daily operations, workplace safety can sometimes take a backseat, but not at Duke Health. Recognizing the uptick in work-related injuries, Duke Health's Engineering & Operations Department, in step with June's National Safety Month, is placing a concerted effort on safety. Moving
The Ontario Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) is heralding a new era of fairness and justice for foreign agricultural workers injured on the job in Canada. With a significant policy overhaul, the WSIB is rectifying past injustices that have long affected the livelihoods of these workers,
As the United Kingdom anticipates the possibility of a new government, the Labour Party has released a forward-looking Green Paper designed to tackle longstanding issues within the labor market. Entitled "A New Deal for Working People," it outlines a comprehensive plan to enhance employment laws
The evolution of Human Resources (HR) has been a testament to its remarkable adaptability and strategic value in the corporate world. Originally tasked with the basic administrative duties of personnel management, HR's role has undergone a metamorphosis, spurred by sweeping global changes and
