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A New Federal Pregnancy Law is Now in Effect; What HR Needs to Know

From mass layoffs to emerging technologies, an increasing number of topics are fueling compliance concerns from today’s HR leaders—and, starting this week, they have…

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How the Air Force secrets leaker could end up getting away with it

Jack Teixeira, the Air National Guard member, recently joined a long list of military and civilian employees who blithely gave away classified documents. A federal judge let…

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Legal standing in fight to house asylum seekers

We explore the legal questions raised by the effort to house asylum seekers outside of New York City with Don Chesworth, a partner in the Rochester law office of Tully Rinckey.…

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Pregnant Workers Fairness Act starts Tuesday

ALBANY, N.Y. (WTEN) — Whether it’s fatigue, back aches or having to run to the bathroom a little more than usual, being pregnant certainly comes with its fair share of…

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Ban on non-compete clauses awaits Gov. Hochul’s signature

BUFFALO, N.Y. — Non-compete agreements are clauses in employment contracts meant to stop employees from taking another job or starting a business in the same sector they work,…

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Examining Allegations Of A Two-Tiered Justice System In Trump’s Indictment

This week, Donald Trump’s indictment and arraignment have gripped the nation. For the first time in American history, a sitting president’s leading opponent is being…

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Cannabis Conundrum: getting you the green is not as easy as it seems

Hundreds of farmers said they’re at their wit’s end, because of the lack of licensed cannabis dispensaries in New York state. Many industry experts say the marijuana many…

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What are the rights of a migrant? New York attorney dispels misconceptions

With tens of thousands of migrants now living in the state, many might be wondering what types of protections and rights they’re given by law. While several counties have…

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The Clean Slate Act passes legislation, now waits for the Governor’s approval

ROCHESTER N.Y. (WROC) — Supporters say the passing of this act will give people a second chance after doing time. Meaning it won’t be as hard to seek employment once serving…

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How Trump’s Big Mouth Could Be His Undoing in Classified Docs Case

Donald Trump hasn’t done himself any favors in loudly and publicly fighting accusations he illegally swiped classified documents from the White House, with the former…

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