An article on FoxNews.com – “Party Crashers Should Go From White House to Big House” – tells how a “social climbing couple” apparently crashed a White House state dinner party without an invitation, and possibly without a background check that all...

In a case of how the use of new social media by employees may present unforeseen problems for employers, ESPN has placed popular columnist Bill Simmons – known as “The Sports Guy” – on a two-week suspension from his Twitter account for violating the...

According to an Associated Press (AP) article, employers already dealing with tight credit and reluctant consumers must also face the costs of rising unemployment that are forcing higher state unemployment taxes on companies to pay for unemployment...

In an effort to hold employers accountable for their hiring practices through increased workplace audits, the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has announced that it will issue Notices of Inspection (NOIs) to 1,000 employers across America...

In the wake of two recent high-profile incidences of workplace violence, a new survey reveals that one out of four employees believe that a co-worker is capable of committing a violent act. According to the latest Rasmussen Reports national...