Unpaid interns can play a huge supporting role for your small business. But depending on what tasks you’ve scripted for them, you may be setting the scene for a lawsuit. A Hollywood studio is learning that the hard way.
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How Not to Get Sued Over Unpaid Interns
A recent soccer study has found that “heading” a ball may cause brain damage to some players, reports CBS News. Researchers found that players who frequently headed balls - more than 1,000 or 1,500 times a year - displayed some abnormalities in MRI scans that appeared similar to brain damage……
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Study Links Soccer ‘Heading’ to Brain Damage
New rules from the U.S. Department of Labor were announced on Thursday, July 15. These long anticipated regulations will affect the way advisors and brokers communicate to the sponsors of 401(k)s.
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New 401(k) Fee Disclosure Rules Unveiled
So, your business is tightening its belt.
President Barack Obama has signed a one year extension of the Patriot Act. That means the Patriot Act provisions have been extended to track suspected terrorists, including roving wiretaps to track multiple communications devices….
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President Barack Obama Signs Patriot Act Extension
The latest news in the Toyota investigation?
The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) announced this week that it has certified 2000 autoworkers making them eligible to apply for Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA)
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Trade Adjustment Assistance Helps 2000 Autoworkers
The government is releasing $3 billion in government grants for businesses engaging in clean, renewable energy projects.
