Jessica Lang discusses recent changes to the U.S. visa interview waiver process, which now limits eligibility for the "dropbox" method to applicants whose visas expired within the past 12 months, and the implications of these restrictions on temporary workers in "State Department Restricts Visa Interview Waivers Abroad," published by SHRM.
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NEW YORK, NY (February 18, 2025) — Nationwide employment law firm Jackson Lewis P.C. is pleased to announce OPL gunnercooke in Hungary has joined the
Michael Thomas discusses how companies are reviewing their diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives for legal risks and focusing on how they communicate these policies internally and externally to ensure compliance and manage public perception in "Costco's DEI clash has companies taking notes. Some, like Disney, are making changes.," published by Business Insider.
Joseph Lazzarotti and Jonathan Siegel author "What You Need to Know About the California Transparency in Supply Chains Act," published by SHRM.
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Matthew Camardella comments on the challenges federal contractors face as President Trump's new executive order overhauls affirmative action and diversity initiatives, forcing companies to navigate between reducing the risk of discrimination claims and aligning with the administration's stance on diversity programs in "Trump Order Forces Contractors to Weigh Bias Risk With DEI Fears," published by Bloomberg Law.
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Minnie Fu discusses the potential impact of reversing the Biden administration's rule that automatically extended Employment Authorization Documents (EADs) for certain foreign workers, including the risk of increased backlogs and processing delays in "“Quite possible” Congress could reverse Biden’s EAD extension," published by Global Mobility Lawyer.
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Michelle Phillips discusses the uncertainty federal contractors face as they navigate conflicts between Trump's executive order on gender ideology and existing legal precedents in "Trump's 'Gender Ideology' Order Sows Workplace Confusion," published by Law360.
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Justin Barnes and James McDonnell author "Preparing For A Possible End To The Subminimum Wage," published by Law360.
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MINNEAPOLIS, MN (February 5, 2025) Nationwide employment law firm Jackson Lewis P.C. is pleased to announce Jennifer A. Nodes has rejoined its Minneapolis office as a principal. Jennifer has more than 15 years of labor and employment law experience.
Justin Barnes discusses the complexities of compensating employees for travel time and shares best practices, especially for work-related travel outside their regular routine in "3 Tips On How To Navigate Travel Time Pay," published by Law360.
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