Business News Over $300K owed to servicemember’s illegally repo’d car While a servicemember is deployed, many things have to remain in stasis, and there's laws to protect them, as Hyundai found out. Dawn Brotherton, Senior Staff Writer4 days ago
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Business News Why investors aren’t going green, despite calls for sustainability Being environmentally friendly is important, but because of the pandemic, looming recession, and elections, going green is glowing red. Macie LaCau, Staff WriterMay 9, 2024
Business News Sanitation company fined $649K for child labor violations Child labor laws are in place for a reason, and putting children as young as 13 in contact with hazardous materials is a prime... Dawn Brotherton, Senior Staff WriterMay 8, 2024
Business News FMLA non-compliance costs this Arkansas restaurant over $11k One employee returned to her job after taking family leave only to be reassigned, violating FMLA laws to protect employees in just such cases. Dawn Brotherton, Senior Staff WriterMay 8, 2024
Business News The clamor for AI solutions spikes as developers rush to provide Businesses and individuals all over are engaging in and demanding AI solutions, but it's a matter of keeping up ethically for developers. Jack Lloyd, Senior Staff WriterMay 7, 2024
Business News Employee fired for requesting religious accommodations The TX Dept of Criminal Justice is facing a Justice Dept lawsuit for firing an employee who requested religious accommodations and was denied. Dawn Brotherton, Senior Staff WriterMay 6, 2024