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Respondents were split on who should solve the issues, with Democrats more likely to say the federal government and Republicans more likely to name insurers, according to a survey from the Commonwealth Fund.

Artificial intelligence and politics are some of the elements affecting how the law is applied to background and identity checks. 

Neither of the two racial comparators put forth by the plaintiff to show disparate treatment were sufficiently similar, a New Mexico federal judge determined.

It’s rare to have an employee who doesn’t need an I-9, but it's possible, according to a Littler attorney.

The ban on taking two consecutive remote days includes Friday to Monday and takes effect in mid-September, according to a policy update workers received earlier this month.