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The first OSHA HazCom 2024 compliance deadline passed on May 19, 2026. Employers now face a November 20, 2026 deadline to update workplace labels, written programs, and employee training under the revised Hazard Communication Standard aligned with GHS Revision 7.
The EEOC filed a landmark lawsuit against The New York Times alleging race and sex discrimination in a promotion decision tied to DEI goals. Here is what the case means for employer promotion practices, diversity initiatives, and Title VII compliance.
New research shows hypersensitivity pneumonitis is the only occupational lung disease with increasing mortality in the U.S., signaling evolving workplace exposures that employers must address through updated prevention strategies.
The EEOC filed suit against The New York Times in May 2026 alleging DEI-related discrimination, escalating its enforcement campaign from guidance to active litigation. Here is what employers need to know.
Over 70% of occupational heat deaths occur during a worker's first week on the job. With OSHA's updated Heat NEP and Heat Safety Week 2026 just concluded, employers must implement acclimatization protocols to protect new and seasonal hires this summer.
The EEOC filed a landmark lawsuit against The New York Times alleging race and sex discrimination in a promotion decision driven by DEI goals. Here is what employers need to know about the legal risks of diversity-motivated employment decisions.
The first major compliance deadline for OSHA's updated Hazard Communication Standard arrives today. Here's what changed under GHS Revision 7 and what employers need to do now to avoid citations.
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