Policy changes in workers' compensation can be fast and sudden or slow and painful. Every time the goalposts are moved, people have to learn to adapt. With the president's agenda making headlines everywhere, it's worth taking the time out t...
Every once in a while, I amuse myself by reading The DIGEST Of Equal Employment Opportunity Law. If you're looking for some good bedside material, you can always link here. Here's what I learned from a perusal of this most recent Digest:
If an...
If you rely on government contracts for your work, then you probably have some questions about the federal hiring freeze. Namely: Is it good or bad for contractors?
The answer: it remains to be seen, but probably not. It may well turn out to be a ...
It's easy to measure how safe you are in terms of the number of injuries or accidents on a work site or within an office, but the number that is reported doesn't tell the full story. If you have a number of close calls, then your luck won't last fore...
Health Insurance used to be considered a standard part of the benefits packages that employers offered employees when hiring. That allowed the insured employee to feel secure in knowing that they, and members of their family, would receive necessary ...