At the Federal Trade Commission’s request, a U.S. district court in Florida has temporarily halted a diploma mill that allegedly grossed...
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Six child care centers of nine investigate have already been closed and the others are on track to be shuttered after investigators found one...
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For college athletes, especially football players, getting in trouble with the law is nothing new, but many people may be surprised at just how...
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Rep. Tim Walberg (R-MI), Chairman of the House Subcommittee on Workforce Protections, introduced two bills on September 10 aimed at curbing the...
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The owners of “Incredible Fresh” are looking for new employees, after more than 100 workers were accused of providing fake...
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Delaware recently adopted a new law that will add requirements related to the destruction of records containing “personal identifying...
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The FTC is responsible for ensuring fair trade practices. One of the mandates in the law that created the agency is ensuring companies don’t...
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Public employers often mistakenly believe that they have the same drug testing rights as employers in the private sector. As a recent decision...
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A federal court in Minnesota has ruled that Minnesota’s Drug and Alcohol Testing in the Workplace Act (DATWA), Minn. Stat. Sections 950-957...
MoreNew York Becomes 23rd State to Enact Medical Marijuana Law
The Governor of New York signed on July 7 New York’s Compassionate Care Act, which will permit limited use of medical marijuana by...
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There will be no medical marijuana initiative in Oklahoma this year, but organizers vow to be back next year. Former Republican state governor and...
MoreSpokane Joining Nationwide ‘Ban the Box’ Trend
Spokane Mayor David Condon said the city would join a nationwide trend to “ban the box” and no longer ask city job applicants about...
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