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September 15, 2023
As the summer winds down, multistate employers must remain apprised of an ever-increasing number of obligations in the area of pay transparency. Below, we highlight recent developments...
September 15, 2023
As the summer winds down, multistate employers must remain apprised of an ever-increasing number of obligations in the area of pay transparency. Below, we highlight recent developments...
September 14, 2023
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September 14, 2023
In dollars, the 2021 gap averages more than $350,000 annually between the wages of the highest and lowest paid workers in the state.
September 12, 2023
Colorado employers are likely familiar with the INFO sheets published by the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment (โCDLEโ). These INFOs serve as a guide to the CDLEโs...
September 11, 2023
This contradiction is the most apparent in stringent return-to-office mandates combined with a lack of family and medical leave and dwindling childcare subsidies, all ...
September 9, 2023
The financial woes sweeping Britains local authorities is being fueled by a range of factors, including a legal battle over equal pay, surging demand for social care, inflationary pressures, and reductions in revenue from business taxes. Birmingham City Council, Europes largest local authority, is facing a bill of up to £760 million ($948 million) after a Supreme Court ruling in 2012.
September 9, 2023
CHARLESTON โ Members of the U.S. Senate spent much of August in recess, spending time in their states. But lawmakers returned to Capitol Hill this week as a d
September 9, 2023
In recent years, various councils have been issuing Section 114 notices, signaling financial distress. However, Birmingham City Council's recent filin
September 8, 2023
CHARLESTON โ Members of the U.S. Senate spent much of August in recess, spending time in their states. But lawmakers returned to Capitol Hill this week as a d