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Iced coffee at a job interview? The professionalism debate heats up

Iced coffee at a job interview? The professionalism debate heats up

A viral TikTok turned one recruiter's pet peeve into a surprisingly divisive debate over interview etiquette

High profile Hollywood battle shows worker classification can decide whether your insurance pays

A federal judge ruled that Blake Lively was a contractor, not an employee. Justin Baldoni is now using that ruling to make an insurer pay his legal bills.

High profile Hollywood battle shows worker classification can decide whether your insurance pays

Corgi CEO defends staff freedom of expression amid social media criticism

Laqua insists staff will not be disciplined for personal posts as the carrier's personality-led brand draws scrutiny during rapid expansion

Corgi CEO defends staff freedom of expression amid social media criticism

Delta dodges $7.2 million verdict over crew's mid-flight report

A "dead stare," a disputed lunge, and a federal law that erased a jury's multimillion-dollar award

Delta dodges $7.2 million verdict over crew's mid-flight report

Premium

The talent war now runs through digital workplaces

The talent war now runs through digital workplaces

Lenovo's Work Reborn report outlines key adoption barriers and how HR leaders can overcome them

Transformation

Leaders overestimate their readiness for change, research shows

Leaders overestimate their readiness for change, research shows

New research explains why so many leaders misjudge their own readiness for disruption, and what actually helps

AI can solve the problem. But what happens to the manager?

AI can solve the problem. But what happens to the manager?

New research suggests relying too heavily on AI could erode the firsthand experience managers need to make sound decisions

Employment Law

Employer keeps trademark its associate created on company time

She dreamed up the brand before day one - but the firm paid for the design

Racial slurs on construction site send Baker Concrete case to trial

A safety vest, a slur, and an HR investigation that skipped the one witness who saw it

Education unions shrink Oregon's abuse investigation rules for school staff

Supervision, nurturing, desertion, and psychological neglect off the abuse list

Sorority loses arbitration fight over student's sexual assault negligence claim

She was required to attend the event - but not required to arbitrate what happened there

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