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Interviews with more than a dozen corporate legal and compliance experts suggest that the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has a high bar to clear to prove companies' diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) policies violate discrimination law, Reuters reports. New EEOC chair Andrea Lucas told Reuters last week that the agency plans to launch inquiries into corporate DEI practices to find out whether employers made race or sex-based decisions - but former EEOC chair Jenny Yang says it still has to build a case and convince the courts that a company's programs run afoul of the law.
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Law firm Freshfields is providing resilience training to Gen Z students at top UK universities. The workshops focus on essential skills for managing stress and receiving feedback in a high-pressure environment, and are designed to help prospective lawyers "build key resilience skills." A Freshfields spokesman said the sessions aim to "reflect the realities of legal work." Addleshaw Goddard also plans to deliver sessions aimed at building resilience and wellbeing, while Clyde & Co is set to overhaul its resilience training programme after a firm-wide review.
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USA
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For the fifth consecutive year, American teenagers' use of drugs and alcohol remains at a historic low, according to the National Institute of Health-funded Monitoring the Future survey. This survey, which has tracked student behaviors for over 50 years, indicates that the decline in substance use that began during the COVID-19 pandemic has become a lasting trend. Richard Miech, a research professor and lead investigator, said: "Many expected teen drug use levels to return to pre-pandemic levels once the social distancing policies were lifted, but this has not happened." The survey revealed that 91% of eighth-graders, 82% of 10th-graders, and 66% of 12th-graders reported not using marijuana, alcohol, or nicotine in the month prior to the survey. Dr. Nora Volkow, director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse, called the results encouraging, noting that "so many teens choose not to use drugs at all." However, she emphasized the need for continued monitoring of these trends.
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Seventeen Senate Democrats, led by Elizabeth Warren and Angus King, have expressed their "serious concerns" regarding the IRS's preparedness for the upcoming tax season. They warned that taxpayers "may face delays and difficulties in filing returns and receiving refunds." The IRS has lost up to 25% of its staff, including experienced personnel, and has seen significant leadership turnover. A report from the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration highlighted that workforce reductions could impact key processing programs and customer service. John Koskinen, a former IRS commissioner, predicted challenges in taxpayer service, saying: "I think the level of taxpayer service is going to be very difficult to deal with." The IRS's Zero Paper Initiative, aimed at improving processing, is already delayed, further complicating the situation.
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Justice secretary Angela Constance is to be investigated over whether she breached the ministerial code by allegedly misrepresenting the position of grooming gangs expert Prof Alexis Jay. Constance had told parliament that Prof Jay opposed further child sexual abuse inquiries, though the academic later clarified her remarks referred only to England and Wales. The investigation, initiated independently by the Scottish government's advisers, follows a no-confidence vote at Holyrood which Constance survived, and comes amid criticism from opposition parties questioning both her conduct and First Minister John Swinney's handling of the matter.
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North America
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U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell in Washington, D.C. has rejected a challenge from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce that President Donald Trump's $100,000 fee on new H-1B visas for highly skilled foreign workers conflicts with federal immigration law and will lead many employers to cut jobs and the services they provide to the public. "The parties’ vigorous debate over the ultimate wisdom of this political judgment is not within the province of the courts," wrote Howell, an appointee of Democratic former President Barack Obama. "So long as the actions dictated by the policy decision and articulated in the Proclamation fit within the confines of the law, the Proclamation must be upheld."
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Europe
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A cyberattack has disrupted France's postal service, La Poste, halting deliveries during the busy Christmas season. The incident, identified as a distributed denial of service (DDoS), rendered online services inaccessible, affecting package deliveries and banking operations at La Banque Postale. La Poste said that customer data remained secure. The attack follows a recent cyber incident targeting France's Interior Ministry, and further raises concerns about ongoing cyber threats in the region. "Our teams are mobilised to resolve the situation quickly," La Banque Postale said.
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CFOs expect AI to move from experimentation to enterprise-wide impact by 2026, reshaping finance into a strategic function. Fortune reports that leaders see AI driving forecasting, scenario planning, automation, and decision-making, provided governance and data foundations are strong. ServiceNow CFO Gina Mastantuono said AI will be judged “less on promise and more on proof,” emphasizing measurable ROI. Across industries, finance chiefs view AI not just as an efficiency tool, but as a catalyst for proactive strategy, risk management, and business transformation.
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