Following the significant reforms introduced by the Employment Rights Act 2025, the UK government has announced further proposals aimed at strengthening workers’ rights and reshaping the employment law landscape. bit.ly/48gKo3I
Demand for skilled construction labor is rising as AI-driven digital infrastructure investment accelerates.
For owners, developers, and investors, labor availability can shape where projects are located and how quickly they move into construction.
bit.ly/4s4eUXx
Partner Adam Abrahms was quoted by Law360 in an article examining the continued wave of litigation challenging NCAA eligibility rules and the potential impact of recent rule changes and proposed federal legislation on college athletics. bit.ly/4hM4isX
California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed three measures that will impose new requirements on employers’ use of artificial intelligence and automated technologies in the workplace. bit.ly/47BUYSN
The Internal Revenue Service has begun to audit fixed indemnity health/wellness benefit plans that have been marketed by promising significant payroll tax savings to employers and employees. bit.ly/4hDOMy7
Pay equity and pay transparency remain key areas of focus for global employers. In this LawFlash, we discuss the latest transposition developments and potential implications for employers as they prepare to comply with the EU Pay Transparency Directives. bit.ly/3Tqadut
On September 9, New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed into law the Employee Access to Personnel Records bill, which amends New York Labor Law to add new section 210-b. bit.ly/4hmawjb
We are pleased to welcome Sara Kalis to Morgan Lewis as a partner in our Chicago office. Sara advises employers on labor relations, collective bargaining, union organizing, labor strategy, and labor issues arising from corporate transactions. bit.ly/4cT2mMw
Associate Marlie Blaise has been named winner of the New Leaders of the Bar – Employment award as part of the 2026 New Jersey Legal Awards, which celebrate lawyers who have made an impact on New Jersey’s legal community and beyond. bit.ly/4j6hxpm
A recent Illinois Supreme Court ruling makes clear that compliance with the FLSA does not necessarily satisfy the Illinois Minimum Wage Law, opening the door to broader claims involving pre- and post-shift activities and other off-the-clock work. bit.ly/4iQnzu7










