Legislative lowdown: New York lawmakers pass bill to crack down on ‘ghost jobs’
Employers with 100 or more workers will have to include language in job postings specifying if, and when, they intend to fill an advertised position.
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Employers with 100 or more workers will have to include language in job postings specifying if, and when, they intend to fill an advertised position.
Minimum wage will go up in two states and Washington, DC come July 1, while other laws are set to impact pay transparency, paid leave, and non-competes.
The agency said it will prioritize cases involving DEI practices it deems illegal, as well as shift away from disparate impact claims.
Hundreds of people were fired for posting about Kirk’s killing on social media. Some have successfully brought claims against their ex-employer.
The Trump administration argues the president had the authority to restrict immigration by implementing this fee, and plans to appeal the decision.
The new legislation is less onerous than its predecessor, but will still require employers to disclose information about how they’re using automated technology in the workplace.
A recently-approved measure stymies plans to phase out the tipped minimum wage by 2028.
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