Compliance

A small but growing list of big-name companies are calling employees back to their desks four days a week, as experts advise executives to carefully consider what they're trying to achieve with in-office requirements and to be intentional about that.

"Unmistakably, the aim is to use the document to persuade courts to extend the frontiers," said former FTC Chair William Kovacic.

Sandy Gleason, benefits expert at Alegeus discusses how employers and employees alike can be prepared to best manage this process and minimize their stress.

Even as COVID-19 wanes, lawyers representing the health care sector predict their days in court aren't about to end soon, as lawsuits abound questioning public health policies and hospitals' authority on mask and vaccine use.

The software provider was accused of mismanaging its profit-sharing 401(k) plan and failing to fulfill its fiduciary duties by diversifying the plan's assets, which resulted in significant losses, according to the Labor Department.

The agency wants to know if the information spit out by ChatGPT hurts consumers.