Fairfax County to Install EV Charging Stations for Public and Employee Use
Fairfax County, Va. has begun installing electric vehicle (EV) charging stations for public and fleet vehicles at its headquarters....
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Intel Data Center Layoffs in 2026 Continue to Eat Away at the Promise of AI
Another week of job cuts awaits as Intel plans layoffs within its data center group as part of ongoing...
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ASML offers major bonus to retain employees until 2030
Massive retention effort comes amid surging demand for skilled talent in chipmaking industry
How can HR navigate growing pay transparency laws?
New report suggests starting with rigorous pay equity analysis before transparency
Why HR must lead AI implementation, not just support it
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The pitfalls that derail HR system implementations (and how to avoid them)
Implementing a new HR system is often framed as a turning point. Better data, smoother processes and fewer spreadsheets....
Judge tosses case alleging powerful female boss pressured junior into sex – for now
The plaintiff dropped the case himself and agreed to pay the other side’s legal fees. That was the plan...
Ex-worker sues General Motors, alleges he was fired over his age
Years of good reviews, then one bad one – a lawsuit says age was the real reason
Amazon fired manager over hours his family leave covered, lawsuit alleges
His FMLA leave was approved – then the negative hours started piling up
Appeals court rejects EMT’s retaliation claim over nude-photo firing
Opposing harassment is protected – but this worker crossed a line the district could act on
Hotel owner can’t escape union contract by shuffling companies, court rules
Routing housekeeping to outside contractors extended liability to three firms and an owner
Court upholds Cherry Creek demotion of principal over lost staff trust
Her sex-bias and equal-pay case collapsed on one missing piece of evidence
Arbitration finding helps push worker’s discrimination case against WMATA toward trial
An arbitrator already said the firing lacked just cause – and a judge just let that in
Amazon FMLA snafu led to firing of employee who took leave to care for wife, lawsuit claims
The plaintiff alleged that he repeatedly contacted Amazon’s HR staff to correct the error to no av ail.