The Silent Crisis: Why Modern Graduates and Gig Workers Need a New Social Safety Net
By Mitchell Hirsch and Alexa Tapia | May 21, 2026 For generations, the "degree as…
Gig Economy and Labor Rights
rifanmuazin The AI Displacement Crisis: Why America’s Unemployment Safety Net is Failing the Future Workforce
As artificial intelligence systems continue to integrate into the modern corporate landscape, a growing chorus…
The Eroding Shield: Examining the DOL’s Proposed Rollback of Joint Employer Protections
For decades, the “Joint Employer Rule” has served as a cornerstone of American labor law,…
Strengthening the Future of Work: National Employment Law Project Announces Key Senior Policy Appointments
WASHINGTON, D.C. — July 30, 2026 — In a move designed to fortify the American…
Strengthening the Social Contract: California’s Model for Combating Wage Theft in an Era of Federal Retrenchment
By Olivia Zheng August 28, 2026 In the shadow of a changing federal landscape, the…
New Jersey Solidifies Worker Protections: A Landmark Move Against Misclassification
Introduction: A New Standard for Labor Rights In a decisive maneuver to bolster the integrity…
The Great Graduation Freeze: Why Young Workers are Facing a Recession-Era Labor Market
By Mitchell Hirsch and Alexa Tapia | May 21, 2026 For decades, the American dream…
The AI-Driven Disruption: Why the U.S. Unemployment Safety Net Faces an Existential Crisis
The rapid acceleration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into the professional workspace has moved from a…
The Liability Loophole: Labor Advocates Sound Alarm Over Proposed Changes to Joint Employer Standards
The landscape of American labor law is currently the site of a high-stakes tug-of-war. At…
Strengthening the American Workforce: National Employment Law Project Announces Major Strategic Leadership Expansion
NEW YORK — In a move designed to reshape the landscape of American labor policy…
