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  • A view of the exterior of the Department of Labor building.
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    Feds tout reopened wage-and-hour violation self-reporting program

    The Payroll Audit Independent Determination program, or PAID, now allows employers to voluntarily resolve Family and Medical Leave Act violations.

  • Boxes of the diabetes drug Ozempic rest on a pharmacy counter
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    Why cover GLP-1s? They’ll lower employer healthcare costs, study says

    While the medications may be pricey, a multiyear study by Aon found consistent use correlates with lower medical cost growth and fewer hospitalizations for cardiovascular events.

  • AI chat bot, Programmer using generative artificial intelligence for software development inside office.
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    Eightfold AI sued for alleged covert candidate ranking

    As hiring tools evolve, AI companies need to comply with the legal safeguards provided by the Fair Credit Reporting Act, former EEOC Chair Jenny Yang said.

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    ‘Stark divide’ emerging in pay for in-demand roles versus stagnating jobs

    Artificial intelligence-related skills are driving compensation growth, according to Aquent’s 2026 Salary Guide.

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    As a ‘potentially historic’ winter storm approaches, how can HR prepare?

    As much of the U.S. prepares for intense winter weather, employers may need to consider a variety of adjustments for workers in affected areas.

  • Andrea Lucas of EEOC speaks to Congress in confirmation hearing
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    Screenshot: Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions/YouTube

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    ‘We need to understand our place’: EEOC scraps harassment guidance protecting transgender workers

    Commissioner Kalpana Kotagal pushed back against the decision in her remarks, arguing the agency was “throwing the baby out with the bathwater” by rescinding the entire guidance.