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Latest News in Employment

  • October 13, 2026

    DHS Finalizes Rule Ending Automatic Work Permit Extensions

    The U.S. Department of Homeland Security on Tuesday finalized a rule ending automatic extensions for individuals with expiring work permits who have filed renewal applications, rejecting public feedback that it will cause noncitizens to lose work authorization.

  • October 13, 2026

    Judge Probes Ex-Joe Gibbs Racing Director's Acts After Exit

    A North Carolina federal judge said she had concerns Tuesday about whether the previous competition director for Joe Gibbs Racing LLC disclosed his former employer's trade secrets to a rival team in violation of a court order placing certain restrictions on his employment.

  • October 13, 2026

    Rivian Failed To Pay Workers For Required Training, Suit Says

    A former Rivian LLC service technician brought a proposed class action against the automaker in Washington state court, claiming the company pressured workers to forgo their legally protected meal and rest periods, and failed to pay them for mandatory training sessions completed at home and off the clock.

  • October 13, 2026

    Ex-OpenAI Engineer Charged With Bugging Conference Room

    Federal prosecutors have arrested and charged a former OpenAI product team engineer in California federal court on allegations he hid a secret recording device inside toilet paper behind a TV in an executive conference room in order to capture confidential communications about the ChatGPT-maker's artificial intelligence technology.

  • October 13, 2026

    Apple Gets Expedited OpenAI Discovery In Trade Secret Case

    A California federal judge said Tuesday that OpenAI must work on an expedited timeline to furnish some documents in Apple's suit accusing the company of using former employees to access secret information, calling Apple's concerns about the preservation of some evidence "well-taken."

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