Martin Aron Comments on Compliance Challenges and Business Impact of New Jersey’s Temporary Worker Equal Pay Law

Martin Aron comments on the compliance and cost implications of New Jersey’s Temporary Laborers’ Bill of Rights and its potential impact on staffing models in “NJ Equal Pay Law For Temps Caught In The Crosshairs,” published by Law360.

Subscription may be required to view article

Amy Peck Comments on E-Verify’s Limitations in Worker Verification

Amy Peck comments on E-Verify’s vulnerabilities, noting how gaps in the system can allow unauthorized workers to pass verification, in "Immigration Raids Reveal Holes in Government’s Tool to Verify Workers," published by The Wall Street Journal.

Subscription may be required to view article

Jackson Lewis Names Kathleen A. McGinley Managing Principal of Baltimore Office

BALTIMORE, MD (July 15, 2025) – Nationwide employment law firm Jackson Lewis P.C. is pleased to announce that Kathleen A. McGinley has been elevated to office managing principal in Baltimore. She will also continue her role as office litigation manager.

 

Sierra Vierra Comment on Post-COVID Workplace Mask Policies and Safety Communication

Sierra Vierra comments on the need for clear communication and adaptable mask policies in workplaces based on local laws and safety standards in "What the End of COVID-Era Mask Mandates Has Meant for Baristas," published by Barista Magazine. 

Subscription may be required to view article 

Michelle Phillips and Kenneth Wentz Comment on on Iowa’s Removal of Gender Identity as a Protected Class

Michelle Phillips and Kenneth Wentz comment on the recent change to Iowa’s Civil Rights Code, highlighting its impact on gender identity protections in employment and housing in "‘Gender Identity’ pulled from Iowa Civil Rights Code, what has changed for transgender Iowans?," published by KCRG. 

Subscription may be required to view article 

Lisa Marsh Discusses Uncertainty Surrounding OSHA’s Heat Stress Rule Amid NIOSH Layoffs

Lisa Marsh discusses how the loss of the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health's (NIOSH) scientific support could create compliance challenges for employers in "Work Safety Researching Arm Overhaul Threatens Heat Rulemaking," published by Bloomberg Law. 

Subscription may be required to view article 

Matthew Camardella Comments on DOL’s Affirmative Action Inquiry Amid Agency Wind-Down

Matthew Camardella Comments on DOL’s Affirmative Action Inquiry Amid Agency Wind-Down

Matthew Camardella comments on confusion surrounding the agency's intended use of requested information as the OFCCP prepares to shut down, raising questions about transparency and future enforcement in "Federal Contractors Weigh Risks of DOL’s Affirmative Action Ask," published by Bloomberg Law. 

Subscription may be required to view article 

Kaha Kvachatadze Spotlighted for Joining Jackson Lewis in White Plains

Kaha Kvachatadze discusses his move to Jackson Lewis' White Plains office and the experiences he brings to the firm's Immigration group in "Ex-Pfizer Immigration Lead Joins Jackson Lewis In NY," published by Law360. 

Subscription may be required to view article 
 

Jackson Lewis Attorneys Author "Virginia: New Era for Workplace Violence Reporting in Health Care"

Kristina Vaquera, Nicholas Cotten, Milena Radovic and Adrienne Wood author "Virginia: New Era for Workplace Violence Reporting in Health Care," published by SHRM. 

Subscription may be required to view article sh

Subscribe to