Employment Law Archives

Oct 3

Executive Order 14173 and What It Means for Federal Contractors and Hiring Rules

In 2025, the White House issued Executive Order 14173, a sweeping directive that reshapes hiring and employment rules for federal contractors across the United States. Federal contractors employ millions of workers and represent nearly 10% of the U.S. labor force, meaning that changes in hiring policy ripple far beyond government agencies. The Order builds on […]

by Jonathan Pierce

The HIRE Act 2025 Explained – Key Changes in U.S. Employment Law

The U.S. workforce in 2025 looks very different from what it did even a decade ago. Employers face ongoing labor shortages in healthcare, construction, and technology, while millions of workers in retail, logistics, and hospitality remain stuck in unpredictable, low-wage jobs. Against this backdrop, Congress passed the Helping Incentivize Reemployment and Employment (HIRE) Act of […]

by Jonathan Pierce

Teacher Employment Law – Contracts, Dismissals & Legal Protections

Employment law in education exists to ensure that educators receive fair treatment while performing their duties. Teachers hold a position of public trust and play a vital role in student development, so legal frameworks help maintain stability and integrity in school systems. Legal protections safeguard teachers against arbitrary treatment by school administrators and boards. These […]

by Ethan Dumfries