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What Connecticut’s Election Results Could Mean for Employers

The following was first posted in the Labor, Employment, and Employee Benefits Law Blog section of Pullman & Comley’s website. It is reposted here with permission….

HR Hotline: Can We Cut Hours During Slow Periods?

Q: Can I require my staff to take a reduction…

United States Department of Labor, DOL

US DOL Issues Unemployment for Striking Workers Warning

The state of Washington was forced to overhaul a controversial…

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2025 Economic Summit + Outlook, Gov. Lamont

‘Bridge Too Far:’ Striking Workers Unemployment Bill Vetoed

Gov. Ned Lamont vetoed controversial legislation allowing striking workers...

Proposed Labor Mandates Meet Varying Fates

Several bills that would adversely affect Connecticut employers died...

Strikers’ UI Benefits Bill Heads to Governor, Veto Expected

A controversial bill allowing striking workers to collect unemployment...

Senate Approves UI Benefits for Striking Workers

The state Senate approved controversial legislation May 28 that...

Aerospace

RTX: Striking Workers Bill ‘Exacerbates’ State’s Labor Challenges

The following letter was sent May 29 by RTX...

Connecticut Economy

Policymakers, Business Leaders Engage on Key Issues

From conversations around the budget debate and fiscal guardrails,...

Labor Committee Approves New Costly Mandates

The Labor and Public Employees Committee recently hit the...

Striking Workers Unemployment Bill: Tax Hikes ‘Likely’

Controversial bills allowing striking workers to claim unemployment benefits...

Senator Martin Looney

Unemployment for Striking Workers Bill Revived

State Senate Democrat leaders have revived legislation providing unemployment...

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