November 29, 2022 AlertsNew York Employers Cannot Retaliate Against Employees for Lawful AbsencesBy Timothy A. Gumaer, Glenn S. Grindlinger, and Carolyn D. Richmond
November 11, 2022 AlertsWashington DC Votes Against the Tip CreditBy Timothy A. Gumaer, Carolyn D. Richmond, and Glenn S. Grindlinger
October 17, 2022 AlertsReminder: New York Salary Transparency Laws and Minimum Wage Increase on the HorizonBy Glenn S. Grindlinger and Carolyn D. Richmond
October 13, 2022 AlertsDOL Proposes New Worker-Friendly Independent Contractor RuleBy Colin Dougherty and Lindsey Cook
October 07, 2022 ArticlesIs It Time for ERISA to Be Amended to Cover Cyber Crimes?Bloomberg TaxBy Jose M. Jara and Kelly Geary
October 04, 2022 AlertsNew Jersey’s Minimum Wage Set to Increase $1.13, to $14.13 an hourBy Ian C. Gillen
September 13, 2022 AlertsThink FAST: California Enacts Fast Food Accountability and Standards Recovery Actby Nancy Yaffe
August 31, 2022 AlertsAre Employer Uniform and Dress Code Policies Dead?By Andrew M. MacDonald and Robert C. Nagle
August 17, 2022 ArticlesPreparing Ticket Seller Sites for NY Fee Transparency LawLaw360By Glenn S. Grindlinger, Carolyn D. Richmond and Timothy A. Gumaer
August 08, 2022 AlertsThe Monkeypox National Public Health Emergency: Guidance for EmployersBy Renee Sheyko
August 03, 2022 AlertsWhat the EEOC's Pay Data Collection Study Tells Us About Future Data Collection Efforts and Litigation TargetsBy Michael Rudd, Steven Moore and Nikki Howell
August 02, 2022 AlertsGet Your Employment Agreements and Notice Forms Ready – Colorado’s New Noncompete Statute Takes Effect August 10, 2022By Jessica Tsuda and Heidi Wilbur
July 29, 2022 ArticlesHow Employers Can Stay Compliant With Covid-19 Testing, Vaccination and Accommodation PoliciesHR.comBy Glenn S. Grindlinger and Daniel V. Kitzes
July 20, 2022 AlertsEEOC Updates Workplace Guidance on COVID-19 ProtocolsBy Glenn S. Grindlinger and Daniel V. Kitzes
July 04, 2022Employee Stock Ownership Plans—Whatcha Gonna Do When the DOL Comes After YouBloomberg TaxBy José M. Jara and Sheldon S. Miles
July 01, 2022 AlertsThe Supreme Court’s Dobbs Ruling Creates a Variety of Significant Legal IssuesBy Catherine T. Barbieri
June 21, 2022 AlertsU.S. Supreme Court Rules Arbitration Agreements Can Include Enforceable Waivers of Employees’ Individual PAGA ClaimsBy Jeffrey S. Horton Thomas and Steven P. Gallagher
June 13, 2022 AlertsNew EEOC Initiative Targeting AI Technology Used in Hiring Process Presents Increased Risk of Class LitigationBy Nikki Howell, Steven Moore and Heidi Wilbur
May 25, 2022 AlertsUS Supreme Court Ruling Is a Warning to Employers to Promptly Enforce Right to ArbitrationBy Jeffrey S. Horton Thomas and Timothy A. Gumaer
May 24, 2022 AlertsCalifornia Supreme Court Issues Pro-Employee Ruling Expanding Definition of WagesBy Steven Gallagher, Daniel Kitzes and Nancy Yaffe
April 29, 2022 AlertsNYC Pushes Back Wage Transparency Law to November 1, 2022By Carolyn D. Richmond, Glenn S. Grindlinger and Timothy A. Gumaer
April 01, 2022 AlertsNYC Issues Guidance Related to Salary Transparency in Job AdvertisementsBy Carolyn D. Richmond, Glenn S. Grindlinger and Timothy A. Gumaer
March 31, 2022 AlertsPhiladelphia Requires Employers to Provide Paid COVID-19 Leave Through End of 2023By Andrew MacDonald and Andrew Esler
March 22, 2022 AlertsNew York No Longer Considers COVID-19 a Serious Risk of Harm to the Public Under the HERO ActBy Carolyn D. Richmond and Glenn S. Grindlinger
March 21, 2022 AlertsNew York Broadens Its Prohibition on Retaliation, Will Develop Sexual Harassment HotlineBy Carolyn D. Richmond, Glenn S. Grindlinger, and Timothy A. Gumaer
March 09, 2022 ArticlesNew Jersey’s CEPA and New York Labor Law Section 740 Head-to-Head: Which Offers Greater Protection to Employees?Association of Corporate Counsel NYC By Brian S. Cousin
March 08, 2022 ArticlesMay Day! Salaries for All to See in NYC Starting in MayNew York Law JournalBy Lisa M. Brauner, Brian M. Wallen and Samantha Banks
March 01, 2022 AlertsMayor Adams to Drop 'Key to NYC’s' Vaccination RequirementsBy Carolyn D. Richmond, Glenn S. Grindlinger and Timothy A. Gumaer
February 08, 2022 ArticlesVoluntary Fiduciary Correction Program ChecklistPractical Guidance By José M. Jara and Sheldon S. Miles
February 07, 2022 AlertsWhen Workplace Romance Is a Fact of Life, How Can Employers Limit Their Liability?By Catherine T. Barbieri and Kelly A. Quinn
February 04, 2022 ArticlesGame-Changing Expansion of New York Whistleblower Protection: Will Your Company Be Ready When This Whistle Blows?New York Law Journal By Brian S. Cousin
February 04, 2022 ArticlesIn Hughes v. Northwestern University, SCOTUS Nudges Defined Contribution Plans Further Into the FrayBloomberg Tax By José M. Jara and Sheldon S. Miles
January 25, 2022 AlertsSCOTUS Revives ERISA Participants’ Excessive Fee Claims Against UniversityBy Brian S. Cousin, José M. Jara and Sheldon S. Miles
January 07, 2022 AlertsNYC Will Require Bias Audits of Automated Employment ToolsBy Carolyn D. Richmond, Glenn S. Grindlinger and Timothy A. Gumaer
December 29, 2021 AlertsNew York Finalized Its Paid Sick Leave Rules – Is Your Policy in Compliance?By Glenn S. Grindlinger and Carolyn D. Richmond
December 29, 2021 AlertsWorkplace Safety Committees Defined in Proposed Regulations for New York State’s HERO ActBy Carolyn D. Richmond and Glenn S. Grindlinger