Congress
Amends Key Disability Law
The House of Representatives approves a measure already passed
by the Senate to clarify what disabilities are covered by the
landmark Americans with Disabilities Act. SHRM and several other
business groups supported the amendments.
Most
IT Staff, if Fired, Would Steal Passwords
According to a recent survey, 88 percent of IT administrators
said that if they were laid off tomorrow they would take
valuable and sensitive company information with them.
Study:
Engagement Can Drive Retention
Employers that engage workers actively and encourage them to be
creative will attract top-notch candidates and retain loyal
employees, recent research shows.
Is
the American Economy Really OK?
Like politicians, economists are divided about whether the U.S.
economy is in good shape as many of the nation's largest
financial institutions struggle to stay alive.
Federal
Agencies Improve on Diversity
During the past 10 years, Hispanics and women have made the most
gains in securing senior level positions in the federal
government.
N.J.
Expands Health Care Coverage
A new health insurance law expands New Jersey's FamilyCare
program to more low income families and makes health coverage
more affordable for small employers.
Congress
Might Bar 401(k) Debit Cards
Few American companies use 401(k) debit cards, which can carry
additional fees. But government agencies are concerned about
them, and legislation pending in Congress would prohibit them.