Be Cautious When Firing Employees Because of Social Media Postings
The recent spate of employee terminations resulting from social media posts after the killing of right-wing influencer Charlie Kirk raises questions about what liability such terminations might have for employers. The amount of an employer’s potential liability will be based on whether they are a private or public employer. Background While employees have been fired in the past over their social media posts, the response to Kirk’s killing has been unprecedented in part becaus
the editors of FELI
Nov 183 min read
What the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” Means for Your Business: Key HR Takeaways for Small Employers
The recently passed One Big Beautiful Bill Act (H.R. 1) introduces sweeping legislative changes that small business owners need to understand — especially those related to human resources and employee benefits. From expanded tax credits to permanent student loan repayment support, this bill offers practical tools to help employers strengthen their workforce, improve retention, and reduce costs.
Kelly Caldwell
Jul 44 min read
New York Releases Retail Worker Safety Resources: What Employers Need to Know
New York’s Retail Worker Safety Act is now in effect, requiring retail employers with 10+ employees to implement a workplace violence prevention policy and provide employee training. Learn what’s required, what tools the NYSDOL has released, and how your business can stay compliant.
Visions Human Resource Services, LLC
Jun 42 min read

