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Lack of Balance: Proposed Labor Mandates Undermine Business Climate

The legislature’s Labor and Public Employees Committee reviewed a series of workplace mandates this week, adding to a growing agenda that further undermines Connecticut’s business…

Labor Committee Recycles Old Mandate Proposals

The Labor and Public Employee Committee‘s first meeting of the 2026 legislative…

Can Striking Workers Collect Unemployment? Feds Clarify.

The U.S. Department of Labor released a policy memo this…

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Electric Boat: ‘Adverse Impact’ of Unemployment for Striking Workers Bill

The following letter was sent May 2 by General...

Senator Julie Kushner, co-chair of the legislature's Labor Committee

Unemployment for Striking Workers Bill Advances

The legislature’s Labor and Public Employees Committee approved a...

Unemployment for Striking Workers Bill Draws Opposition

A recycled bill allowing striking Connecticut workers to qualify...

Paid Sick Leave Expansion Tops Labor Committee Agenda

The legislature’s Labor and Public Employees Committee hosted its...

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New Year, New Employment Laws: Preparing for Changes in 2024

The following article first appeared on Carmody Torrance Sandak...

The Big Change Coming to Unemployment Compensation Law

The following article was first published on Shipman &...

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CT Department of Labor

DOL Releases Unemployment System Regulatory Proposal

The Connecticut Department of Labor released a proposed regulation...

Unemployment Compensation

Maximum Unemployment Benefit Rate Increases 2.6%

Connecticut’s maximum weekly unemployment benefit rate will increase 2.6%...

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State Unemployment Reforms Take Effect Jan. 1

Historic reforms to the state’s unemployment system approved by...

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