Employment Laws

Confidentiality Agreement Between Staffing Firm and Employee Upheld A recent case that landed before an Illinois appeals court pitted a staffing

Union Bills Seek to Mandate Health Coverage The Wal-Mart. Maryland will require Wal-Mart to spend a total of 8% of its payroll on health care

Nurse Staffing Rules to be Rescinded by Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Nurse staffing rules proposed by the Maryland Department

Internet Job Applicants Strictly Defined by Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs Effective February 6, 2006, final rules issued by the

Foreign Workers - Immigration Reform on the Senate Agenda U.S. Chamber of Commerce has noted that Our demographic reality is that we face a

Staffing Agencies Must Protect Themselves Legally A recent trial in Pennsylvania has highlighted just one of the legal issues surrounding the

Temporary Positions for Foreign Workers - Senate Committee Increases H-1B Visa Cap Previously set at 65,000 per year, and derided as being too low

U.S. Department of Homeland Security Reinstates I-9 Requirements The United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has reinstated

Congress Restores Funds to Federal Unemployment System A concerted effort by employers nationwide has helped to defeat a proposed appropriations