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Maine Joins California in Push for Enforcement of Employment Laws

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Maine joined several other states in crafting legislation intended to expand representative actions for workers with the passage of An Act to Enhance Enforcement of Employment Laws (L.D. Civic organizations to assist aggrieved workers in reporting violations of employment laws. 1711) in June. Supporters of L.D.

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How To Choose the Right LMS for Law Enforcement?

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Choose the right LMS for law enforcement to learn and succeed on the job. Our guide will help you select the right platform and more. Get the most out of your training!

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New York City Postpones Enforcement of AI Bias Law

SHRM Resources

New York City’s enforcement of an impending law regulating the use of automation and artificial intelligence in employment decisions has been postponed.

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How This Deputy Sheriff Launched a Fulfilling Law Enforcement Career

The Muse

Deputy Serrano works for the Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office, where he incorporates vital skills he’s developed while serving in the U.S. Air Force.

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Paths To Pursue A Career In Law Enforcement

Corn on the Job

Law enforcement careers can be one of the most rewarding routes for you to take. The paths linked to law enforcement are many, but they all fall under three distinct categories. Officers – When you think of law enforcement officers, you naturally think of police officers that help control local and state areas.

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A federal judge has nixed the NLRB’s proposed new joint-employer rule

The Employer Handbook

On Friday evening, a Texas federal judge blocked a proposed National Labor Relations Board rule that would have made it much easier for employees to unionize when he determined that enforcing the Board’s proposed joint employer rule “would be contrary to the law” and “arbitrary and capricious.”

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California Court Orders Uber and Lyft to Reclassify Drivers as Employees

SHRM Resources

A trial court judge in San Francisco issued a preliminary injunction blocking Uber and Lyft from continuing to classify drivers as independent contractors under California’s employment laws. The judge briefly delayed enforcement, however, so the ride-hailing services will have time to appeal the order.