October 2025 Newsletter
Employment Law Bulletin
A Monthly Report On Labor Law Issues
Volume XXXXIII, Issue 10
In this issue: The Fifth Circuit has upheld an injunction against key NLRB proceedings due to a constitutional challenge over the President's removal powers, though the final outcome on severability is still pending. Meanwhile, the FTC has backed away from a broad non-compete ban but is aggressively shifting to case-by-case enforcement, urging employers to ensure their contracts meet common law "reasonableness" standards. Finally, learn why your company intranet policies are becoming a legal minefield, balancing religious expression against maintaining a hostile-free workplace, and discover new studies on the benefits and pitfalls of using AI for hiring. Check out the full details at the links below to stay compliant.
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Company Intranet Policies Raise Legal Issues
Does AI Help in Selecting New Hires?
Fifth Circuit Federal Court Has Upheld Injunctions against NLRB Proceedings
NLRB Down to One Sitting Member
TPS Update (As of 9/22/2025)
