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Starbucks Gives Employees 10 Subsidized ‘Backup Care Days’ a Year

By Archbright - Posted October 15, 2018 - Categories: Workforce News

Starbucks announced a new benefit under which all Starbucks "partners" who work at U.S. company-owned stores will receive 10 subsidized backup care days a year for kids and adults through Care@Work

New Study Finds Companies Dramatically Shifting Strategies to Compete For Talent

By Archbright - Posted October 15, 2018 - Categories: Workforce News

As unemployment remains at record lows, Cielo’s 2018 Talent Acquisition 360 study finds that the competition for talent is causing major shifts in corporate strategy

Settlements and Litigation

By Archbright - Posted October 15, 2018 - Categories: Workforce News

Legacy Hospitals Face More Than $5 Million in Civil Penalties for Meal and Rest Period Violations

By Archbright - Posted October 08, 2018 - Categories: Workforce News

Legacy Meridian Park Hospital, Legacy Mount Hood Medical Center and Legacy Good Samaritan Hospital and Medical Center have each received separate Notices of Intent to Assess Civil Penalties that could total $5,156,000 in civil penalties

Amazon Says it Will Raise Minimum Wage to $15 on Nov. 1

By Archbright - Posted October 08, 2018 - Categories: Workforce News

Amazon plans to raise the minimum wage to $15 for all United States employees beginning November 1, according to the company’s October 2 press release.

Suits Alleging Sexual Harassment up 50 Percent-Plus in FY 2018

By Archbright - Posted October 08, 2018 - Categories: Workforce News

The #MeToo movement, with its continuing impact, has certainly affected the EEOC.

Playbook of Recommendations to Reverse 20 Years of Sexual Harassment, Other Misconduct at Dallas Mavericks

By Archbright - Posted October 01, 2018 - Categories: Workforce News

Numerous instances of sexual harassment and other improper workplace conduct within the Dallas Mavericks basketball team over the course of nearly 20 years have been substantiated in a report issued by two law firms that investigated

Aon Predicts Total Cash Compensation for U.S. Employees Will Decrease in 2019

By Archbright - Posted October 01, 2018 - Categories: Workforce News

While salaries are projected to rise in 2019, U.S. employees shouldn’t expect to bring home more in total cash compensation in 2019, according to new data released by Aon plc.

EEOC and Other Interesting Litigation

By Archbright - Posted October 01, 2018 - Categories: Workforce News

Disability Discrimination

By Archbright - Posted October 01, 2018 - Categories: Workforce News