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Cell phones ringing, texts buzzing, lunching on the run and channel surfing for your favorite radio station. Sounds like a typical day at the office, right?

In the article, "How to Prevent Violence in the Workplace," featured in Vegas Inc., attorney Travis Vance discusses how to be proactive when it comes to workplace violence to stop incidents before they occur.

In July 2018, a study of the effect of open workspaces on human interaction revealed a decrease in face-to-face interaction and an associated increase in electronic communication.

Fox Rothschild LLP and Anne Slattery, the firm's Employee Programs Manager, were featured in the Crain's Chicago Business article...

The speakers also address the "grave danger" standard required for OSHA to issue an ETS.

Welcome to In the Breakroom, a podcast series on hot topics related to employment law. On November 4, 2021, the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) issued its new emergency temporary standard (ETS),...

On October 18, the IRS issued Notice 2023-70, which increased the PCORI fee from $3 per covered life to $3.22 per covered life for policy and plan years...

On June 24, 2022, the U.S. Supreme Court held in a 5-1-3 opinion that Roe v. Wade – a nearly 50-year-old Supreme Court opinion providing the right to an abortion in this country – should be overturned. See Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization.

A growing number of American workers, especially in California, are filing Covid-related employment law claims and the trend is ticking up given the political divide around mask-wearing and vaccinations. See what EGHB...

On Election Day 2018, Missouri voters approved Amendment 2, one of three medical marijuana measures on the state's ballot

Information surrounding the new strain of the coronavirus is rapidly evolving, and employers may begin getting questions from employees.

Seyfarth partner Lauren Parris Watts authored an article titled "Women Who Lead: How to make hybrid work for everyone" in Puget Sound Business Journal on April 18.

Michael Schmidt was quoted in CNN Business discussing how to handle unvaccinated employees. One temptation for companies may be to allow unvaccinated employees to work from home more often if their job allows.

Whistle While You Work: OSHA Whistleblower Liability Expands.

Numerous states—including Illinois, Hawaii, Tennessee, Montana, New Hampshire and Indiana—have been busy finalizing rulemaking and legislation impacting interstate compacts...

In this podcast, Shareholder Kathy Dudley Helms—who represents a wide spectrum of employers, with a particular emphasis in the healthcare industry—and Of Counsel Val Butera—who focuses her...

In this podcast, Frank Davis and Jeff Leslie discuss common OSHA citations issued in the construction industry, including citations related to fall protection, scaffolding