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Signed, but misunderstood: the employment contract problem HR must fix

Signed, but misunderstood: the employment contract problem HR must fix

A new survey finds that signing an employment contract and knowing what's in it are two different things

Former Airport agent sues Qatar Airways, alleges denied breaks and overtime pay

A promised parking perk and unpaid early shifts - the airline now faces wage claims

Former Airport agent sues Qatar Airways, alleges denied breaks and overtime pay

Intel underpaid Black engineer for years then fired him, lawsuit alleges

He trained his own replacement just before Intel called his job redundant, suit says

Intel underpaid Black engineer for years then fired him, lawsuit alleges

Washington court voids live-in wage exemption for adult home caregivers

The caregivers earned $110 to $145 a day for round-the-clock shifts - and one justice dissented

Washington court voids live-in wage exemption for adult home caregivers

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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

Should employers teach AI skills to workers who'll eventually leave?

Should employers teach AI skills to workers who'll eventually leave?

42% of employees say they're expected to learn AI alone. Two people leaders explain why that approach backfires

'He'd already lost before he started': What Zuckerberg got wrong on AI agents

'He'd already lost before he started': What Zuckerberg got wrong on AI agents

Meta's CEO told staff AI agent progress has stalled. An HR analyst says the writing was on the wall

Employment Law

Toy maker Step2 allegedly fired pregnant worker over FMLA absences

The EEOC says her points kept adding up even while she was out on approved leave

Worker alleges General Motors dropped him hours after reporting a threat

Two placements, two quick exits - each one right after he complained, a lawsuit alleges

Court orders Netflix harassment claims into arbitration over complaint timing

A 2022 law could have kept her in court - but the calendar worked against her

New York court trims abuse claims against White Plains district

A missing harassment policy didn't sink the district - but something else nearly did

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