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Tennessee judge orders female lawyers to abide by new dress code
A Tennessee judge is now implementing his own controversial employee management program by ordering female lawyers to abide by a new dress code.
Oregon passes social media law
Oregon recently passed a law that will significantly affect hiring processes and employee management.
Whole Foods employees claim discrimination
Two workers at a Whole Foods location in Albuquerque were recently suspended, negatively affecting their time and attendance.
Judge rules against unpaid internships
Unpaid interns won a major fight in court this week, as a judge has decided that they should most often be compensated for their time and attendance.
Preliminary agreement reached in RBS Citizens Financial overtime case
A preliminary agreement has been reached in the RBS Citizens Financial Inc. employee time and payment case.
Workers file overtime suit against drone company
A lawsuit regarding employee time and attendance is being filed against AAI Corp.
Iowa back pay settlement drastically reduced to $1.6 million
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission settlement that was due to award $240 million to 32 workers for employee time back pay and abuses has been reduced to a total of $1.6 million.
Overtime pay increases for Kansas workers
Employee tracking efforts have revealed that Kansas state workers are working increasingly long hours, resulting in large overtime payments.
FLSA lawsuits skyrocketing
Wage and hour lawsuits have hit a record high as employee tracking statistics and violations have come to light.