Rules on overtime, worker classification and leave vary by state and change often, catching out both workers and employers.
Guest Articles on Employment Law
Stonebridge Herald publishes guest articles on employment law that explain what the news means for workers and small employers who need to know their rights and duties.
How to Get a Employment Law Article on Stonebridge Herald
Searches that bring contributors to this page:
| employment law "guest article" | employment law "submit an explainer" |
| employment law "news analysis" + write for us | employment law "accepting submissions" |
| employment law "contribute an article" | employment law "expert commentary" |
| employment law "submit a column" | employment law "write an explainer" |
What's Driving Employment Law Right Now
Questions Readers Still Have
Explainers that cover both the worker's and employer's position on a single issue would fit us well.
What You Could Explain
Employment Law subjects we would publish include:
- Wages and Overtime
- Termination
- Discrimination
- Leave Rights
- Contractor vs Employee
What a Good Explainer Needs
Our readers are workers and small employers who need to know their rights and duties. The articles we take explain one current development in employment law, use today's figures, and spell out what it changes for people's money, work, health or household.
- 700 to 1,200 words is the right length for us
- Unpublished and written for this page: employment law
- Current, checkable figures from official data, reporting or your professional work
- We check every draft for plagiarism (Copyscape or a similar tool)
- Send a near-final draft; our editing is light
- One link to your own website is allowed in the article body
- We do not accept affiliate links
- Charts or photos are optional; 1920×1280px or similar if you include them
- For a byline, include a one- or two-sentence bio and a headshot (optional)
How We Write
Even-handed and plain-spoken. Above all, tell the reader what it means for their money, work, health or household, using current figures where they exist — this is reporting and explanation, not promotion.
Formats we publish: explainers, q&a pieces, checklists, case studies.
Sharing After Publication
Once Stonebridge Herald publishes your article, please leave the full text off other sites, including your own and Medium, because duplicate versions weaken both in search. Share it freely as an excerpt or short summary with a link to Stonebridge Herald.
Submit Your Article
Add your name, email and headline, then paste the complete article. We read each one against these guidelines and reply if we can publish it.