Employment

Who Is at Risk of Deportation in Nashville Amid Trump's Policies?
Civil Law Who Is at Risk of Deportation in Nashville Amid Trump's Policies?

The landscape of U.S. immigration is complex, with different categories of legal status and a variety of pathways leading to deportation risk. Amid President Donald Trump's promises of mass deportations focusing on immigrants without legal status, it becomes imperative to understand who is

How Do You Calculate and Pay Self-Employment Tax?
Civil Law How Do You Calculate and Pay Self-Employment Tax?

For individuals who are self-employed, managing their finances extends beyond just keeping track of income and expenses. An essential aspect is understanding and diligently paying self-employment taxes, which encompass Social Security and Medicare taxes, in addition to regular income taxes. Without

Ensuring Living Wages: A Human Rights Imperative for Decent Work
International & Trade Law Ensuring Living Wages: A Human Rights Imperative for Decent Work

The concept of a living wage is crucial in the fight for human rights and decent work conditions. A living wage is the minimum income necessary for workers to meet their essential needs, allowing them to access their economic, social, and cultural rights. This includes basic necessities such as

How Will Dirt Cheap Closures Impact Mississippi's Rural Economies?
Corporate & Financial Law How Will Dirt Cheap Closures Impact Mississippi's Rural Economies?

The recent closures of Dirt Cheap retail stores have sent shockwaves through rural communities in Mississippi. Known for offering budget-friendly goods, Dirt Cheap's absence is felt deeply by low-income families and small towns that relied on its unique offerings. The parent company, Channel

How is DeSantis Shaping Florida's Tough Stance on Illegal Immigration?
Civil Law How is DeSantis Shaping Florida's Tough Stance on Illegal Immigration?

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has made a name for himself with his aggressive stance on illegal immigration. Through a series of legislative and executive actions, he has created one of the most challenging environments for unauthorized immigrants in the United States. This article delves into five

How Will Quebec's New Immigration Pilots Address Labor Shortages?
Civil Law How Will Quebec's New Immigration Pilots Address Labor Shortages?

Quebec is poised to reopen its three permanent immigration pilot programs starting January 13, 2025, in a strategic move designed to tackle labor shortages in critical sectors. These initiatives aim to draw in skilled workers to Quebec, offering them a pathway to Canadian permanent residence (PR).

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