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Inside the Texas Workforce Commission: What It Actually Does and Who It Serves
Most Texans have probably never given much thought to a building on 15th Street in Austin, which is located directly behind the Capitol. To keep one of the…
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Workforce
Why a Workforce Development Agency Might Be the Most Important Organization You’ve Never Heard Of
There's a moment that happens inside a lot of workforce centers across the country — someone walks in carrying a folder of old résumés, a little unsure of…
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Sam Liccardo’s Tax Credit Gamble: Paying Companies to Keep Humans on the Payroll
There's something telling about where Sam Liccardo chose to announce his new legislation. Not Washington. Palo Alto is not a tech campus. In an era where artificial intelligence…
Employment law and rights
Britain’s Four-Day Week Movement Just Got Its First Legislative Foothold
Something interesting is happening in British workplaces. One employer at a time, quietly, rather than loudly, through a broad government mandate. More than 200 companies have adopted a…
Workforce
Korea Has World-Class STEM Schools and an AI-Unready Workforce, The Paradox Explains Everything
When it comes to education, Korea has a remarkable story to tell. Most nations are envious of the rate at which its universities produce engineers. Some of the…
Employment law and rights
Workforce Pell Grants Are Here — But Can Washington Actually Tell Which Programs Are Worth the Money?
A quietly important development in American workforce policy occurred early on July 1, 2026. Federal Pell Grants, which were previously only available to students pursuing four-year degrees while…
Employment law and rights
Jason Sourasis Faces $50 Million Lawsuit as Western United’s Financial Wreckage Deepens
Only in retrospect does a certain type of corporate collapse seem inevitable. Western United FC was supposed to be different — a professional football club rooted in Melbourne's…
Employment law and rights
Threatening Corporate Directors With Jail Time: Inside the UK’s Aggressive Wage-Theft Penalties
Seeing a government handle an employment dispute in the same manner as it might handle a shoplifting charge is startling. However, the UK's current stance on wage theft…
Employment law and rights
Shrinking at the Quickest Pace Since 2001: Why Law Firm Associate Pools Are Vanishing
This fall, if you walk through the recruiting floor of any major Am Law 100 firm, you'll notice that it's quieter than it was. There are fewer offer…
Employment law and rights
GMC Sierra Water Intrusion Lawsuit Exposes What a Service Bulletin Quietly Admitted
Purchasing a truck can cause a certain level of frustration. It's not the kind of annoyance brought on by luxury expectations, but rather one that develops gradually, such…
