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U.S. Entrepreneur Held Hostage By His Own Employees in China
An executive of a disposable medical-supply manufacturer is being held in his office outside of Beijing by his own employees, according to news reports.
Entrepreneurs, Politicians Join in a Virtual March on Washington for Immigration Reform
A group of lawmakers and innovators press Congress to pass an immigration overhaul.
Entrepreneurs Support a Pathway to Citizenship for Immigrants
The majority of small-business owners want to see comprehensive immigration reform include a way for newcomers to the U.S. to achieve permanent legal status.
How to Avoid Workplace Political Spats
This election season, your employees may quarrel over candidates. Labor attorney Robin E. Shea offers tips, plus a free example of a harassment policy.
When a Tattoo Equals a Lawsuit
T-shirts and tattoos might be more common in the workplace, but keep these four do's and don'ts in mind to avoid potential problems.
Finally, Guidance on Employer Social-Media Policies
A federal agency for labor practices offers long-awaited guidance to employers on social-media guidelines at work.
Top Overtime Traps for Business Owners
As a business owner, you often look for ways to bootstrap or ask employees to go above and beyond. But overlooking overtime could land you in a heap of trouble.