Fifth Circuit strikes down OSHA’s mental illness reporting rule
OSHA now doesn’t have the statutory authority to require employers to record employees’ work-related mental illnesses. ...
DHS expands surcharges for H-1B and L-1 visa extensions
From September 9, employers will face a massive surcharge on visa extension fees for their workers on either H-1B or L-1 visas. ...
Inside the Patreon layoffs and roles impacted by job cuts
Fresh on the heels of Uber job cuts comes the announcement of Patreon layoffs affecting 20% of its employees. ...
Uber Layoffs Today & Tomorrow: Which jobs will be impacted by 2028?
With no surprises come Uber job cuts in July 2026 to join the Forever Layoffs bandwagon impacting thousands of workers. ...
2026 Job Cuts: What’s driving today’s Intel layoffs?
Intel is planning another round of layoffs affecting its Data Center and AI Group. The giant is yet to disclose the figure of 2026 job cuts. ...
What the new Virginia Employment Laws mean for employers
The new Virginia employment laws enacted during the 2026 session represent a massive shift in the state’s regulatory temperature towards employers. ...
Workers spend nearly a full day fixing AI mistakes, Glean report finds
According to a report by Glean, employees now spend nearly one full workday a week ‘AI bottsitting’, i.e. fixing AI mistakes at work. ...
American White-Collar Worker Jobs Act: How the bill could reshape hiring
The American White-Collar Workers Jobs Act (HR 9157) bill’s primary goal is to make it harder and more expensive for employers to hire foreign talent. ...
Binding Arbitration: Most controversial part of the Faster Labor Contracts Act (FLCA)
Critics argue that binding arbitration in the Faster Labor Contracts Act (FLCA) (HR 5408) bill could lock into a two-year contract decided by a third-party. ...
Why Starbucks is changing its compensation model over bigger raises
Starbucks’s latest compensation model suggests the chain views frontline workers as a long-term investment. ...
Volkswagen Layoffs: Lessons from Germany’s Labor Showdown
The Labor bloc has withheld Volkswagen layoffs, unions have vowed to stop Volkswagen job cuts, and protests are erupting. ...
Why Apple sued OpenAI: Lessons for employers on employee poaching
If you’re wondering why Apple sued OpenAI, the answer is pretty complicated. On July 10, Apple sued OpenAI for orchestrating a coordinated campaign to steal trade secre...
Tech layoffs in 2026 aren’t slowing down. US remains the epicenter.
Of the global job cuts tracked so far, the U.S. accounts for 121,072 tech layoffs in 2026, dwarfing all other nations. ...
87% of HR Leaders are planning layoffs in 2026
At what point will job cuts in 2026 stop being news?According to a survey by LHH, 87% of HR leaders expect more mass layoffs in 2026. ...
100,000 job cuts as 2026 Volkswagen layoffs remain boardroom priority
Volkswagen layoffs in 2026 are part of the legacy automaker’s restructuring plans to restore profitability with job cuts. ...
Everyone knows candidates are using AI to cheat tech interviews
Candidates don’t view using AI to cheat in interviews as unethical. Companies aren’t happy about candidates using AI to cheat tech interviews. ...
