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The search for top talent isn’t easy right now. Unemployment remains near historic lows and large swaths of the workforce are clinging tightly to the security of their current roles. Online job ...

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The 9th Circuit’s decision in Caldrone v. Circle K Stores Inc. demonstrates why it is risky for employers not to post a job opening, even if there is an internal employee who would be perfect for the ...

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Popular ticket-selling platform SeatGeek is facing backlash after a job posting offering up to $175,000 and perks like $25,000 in "gender-affirming care" benefits sparked outrage online and renewed ...