DOL to up minimum wage to $14 per hour for federal contractors
Despite the increase, the rate remains below Biden-era levels, which hit $15 per hour.
Summary by Layoffs News Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Ginger Christ, as published by HR Dive · · 1 min read
Despite the increase, the rate remains below Biden-era levels, which hit $15 per hour.

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A Gallup poll suggests that people across the political spectrum increasingly see the benefits of DEI in the workplace. What does this mean for HR?
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EEOC significantly ramped up its enforcement of national origin and race discrimination claims in fiscal year 2026, including some alleging majority-group discrimination....
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The agency has made good so far on Chair Andrea Lucas’ promise to pursue anti-American bias cases.
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