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The California Labor Commissioner’s Office recently underwent training aimed at resolving workplace disputes before a formal hearing takes place, which is a positive move for employees and employers looking to settle claims quickly and amicably.

The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment recently published final rules on overtime and minimum pay and other wage and hour protections for employees. The rules take effect on Jan. 1, 2022 and have significant implications for employers doing business in the state.

Employers that resume holiday gatherings this year will have a host of typical decisions to make about where to celebrate and what to serve. And as more states legalize cannabis consumption, they may be wondering whether to offer edibles along with the beer and wine selection. Here’s what employment law attorneys had to say.

Employers that resume holiday gatherings this year will have a host of typical decisions to make about where to celebrate and what to serve. And as more states legalize cannabis consumption, they may be wondering whether to offer edibles along with the beer and wine selection. Here’s what employment law attorneys had to say.