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- Colorado Adopts Final Rules to Implement the State’s Privacy Act
(posted: 04/03/2023)The CPA Imposes Requirements On Organizations That Conduct Business In Colorado On March...
- Idaho Extends Unemployment Benefits to Military Spouses and Domestic Violence Victims
(posted: 03/30/2023)The Amendments Provide Some Flexibility To The General Eligibility Criteria On March 21, 2023,...
- Virginia Prohibits Using Social Security Numbers on Employee Badges
(posted: 03/30/2023)Employers Cannot Use Social Security Numbers As Employee Identification Numbers or Include Them...
U.S. Supreme Court Confirms USERRA Rights
posted: Thursday, July 14th
TheU.S. Supreme Court has held that states can be sued as employers by privateindividuals under the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Actof 1994 (USERRA). The Court issued the ruling in Torres v. Texas Department ofPublic Safety on June 29, 2022. 
