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Weekend Roundup: E-Verify, Walmart’s FCRA Lawsuit, and Unemployment Benefits

Weekend Roundup: E-Verify, Walmart’s FCRA Lawsuit, and Unemployment Benefits


This week, employers across the nation continued dealing with the unavailability of E-Verify amid the government shutdown, even as jobless claims fell to a five-week low.

Weekend Roundup: Delta’s $2.3 Million FCRA Settlement, Ban-the-Box in 2019, and More

Weekend Roundup: Delta’s $2.3 Million FCRA Settlement, Ban-the-Box in 2019, and More


Another well-known American employer agreed to settle a class-action FCRA lawsuit in the new year. Delta will pay $2.3 million after failing to provide proper background check disclosure.

Weekend Roundup: Rising Unemployment, FCRA Lawsuits, and More

Weekend Roundup: Rising Unemployment, FCRA Lawsuits, and More


The national unemployment rate rose in December, but could this actually be a good sign for both employers and job-seekers? TheHill.com has the lowdown.

Weekend Roundup: Retail Drug Testing, FLSA Overtime Rules, and Jobsite Immigration Enforcement

Weekend Roundup: Retail Drug Testing, FLSA Overtime Rules, and Jobsite Immigration Enforcement


Happy new year from KRESS! As 2019 begins, let’s take a look at some of the biggest workplace stories from last year that we predict will continue to present HR and employment challenges over the next 12 months.

Weekend Roundup: Office Christmas Party No-nos, Why People Quit, and More

Weekend Roundup: Office Christmas Party No-nos, Why People Quit, and More


The holidays are just around the corner, which means it’s time for office Christmas parties. Today, discover how to keep employees from harming their reputations (and yours) at these annual shindigs.

Weekend Roundup: Total EEOC Fines in 2018, Equal Pay Law, and More

Weekend Roundup: Total EEOC Fines in 2018, Equal Pay Law, and More


Is your workplace anti-discrimination policy up to date? You may want to give it another look after hearing this sobering fact:

Weekend Roundup: Equal-pay Lawsuit, Background Checks for Teachers, and More

Weekend Roundup: Equal-pay Lawsuit, Background Checks for Teachers, and More


We hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving. Welcome back! In this week’s top pre-employment news, Denton County, Texas will pay six figures to a doctor who sued after receiving less pay than her male colleagues.

Weekend Roundup: Thanksgiving Tips, Ban-the-Box Anniversary, and Fake Pee

Weekend Roundup: Thanksgiving Tips, Ban-the-Box Anniversary, and Fake Pee


It’s Thanksgiving Week, which makes it the perfect time to study a few HR holiday tips to make sure your business runs as smoothly as ever through the end of November.

Weekend Roundup: New Jobs Report, Change Comes to Washington, and More

Weekend Roundup: New Jobs Report, Change Comes to Washington, and More


Unemployment remained steady while the U.S. economy added a quarter-million jobs in October, according to the latest Department of Labor jobs report.

Weekend Roundup: Employee Voting Leave, Workers’ Comp Prescriptions, and More

Weekend Roundup: Employee Voting Leave, Workers’ Comp Prescriptions, and More


Election Day is November 6, and many states have laws providing employees with leave to vote. Is your state among them? Click our link to find out! In other news, a new study found prescription opioid use correlate with workers’ compensation claims over the past eight years.

Weekend Roundup: Employee Safety Incentives, Canadian Criminal Histories, and More

Weekend Roundup: Employee Safety Incentives, Canadian Criminal Histories, and More


This week, we’ve got a comprehensive guide to the ways OSHA is altering previous limits on incentives surrounding employee safety and post-accident testing as well as a thorough outline of how a pre-employment background check actually works.

Weekend Roundup: Anti-harassment Policies, Texas Opioid Funds, and Post-accident Testing

Weekend Roundup: Anti-harassment Policies, Texas Opioid Funds, and Post-accident Testing


New research indicates that anti-harassment policies go a long way toward protecting businesses from potential claims.

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