The Battle for the Future of Work: NELP Challenges Proposed DOL Rule on Independent Contractor Classification
By Editorial Staff On April 28, 2026, the National Employment Law Project (NELP) formally submitted…
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rifanmuazin The Great Graduation Freeze: Why Young Workers Are Facing a "Recession-Level" Labor Market
By Mitchell Hirsch and Alexa Tapia | May 21, 2026 For generations, the college diploma…
A Generation Stalled: New Data Reveals Critical Employment Crisis for Young Workers
Main Facts: The May 2026 Labor Market Snapshot The release of the May 2026 U.S.…
The Looming Crisis: Why the U.S. Unemployment Insurance System Is Unprepared for the AI Era
As the rapid integration of artificial intelligence (AI) begins to reshape the American workforce, labor…
The Digital Reconstruction: Addressing the AI Threat to Economic Justice This Juneteenth
As the United States observes Juneteenth—a commemoration of the 1865 emancipation of enslaved Black Americans—the…
NELP Bolsters Leadership Team with Three Strategic Appointments to Shape the Future of Work
WASHINGTON, D.C. — July 1, 2026 — The National Employment Law Project (NELP), a preeminent…
The Accountability Gap: How a Proposed DOL Rule Change Threatens Worker Protections
For decades, the “Joint Employer Rule” has served as a cornerstone of American labor law,…
Bridging the Gap: Why Unemployment Insurance Reform is a Disability Rights Imperative
As July marks Disability Pride Month, the nation reflects on a significant milestone: the 36th…
New U.S. Tariff Regime: Washington Targets Forced Labor in Global Supply Chains
By Phil Neuffer Published July 23, 2026 Overview: A New Era of Trade Enforcement In…
The High Cost of Convenience: New York City’s Last-Mile Delivery Crisis
By Editorial Staff | April 21, 2026 The convenience of "one-click" shopping has fundamentally transformed…
