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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
November 16, 2021 AlertsColorado Issues New Rules Governing Employee Compensation for 2022By Jessica Tsuda
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May 19, 2021 AlertsProposed Law Poses Risk of Significant Legal Exposure for General Contractors in New YorkBy Glenn S. Grindlinger
September 25, 2019 AlertsDOL Increases Salary Thresholds for Overtime ExemptionsBy Glenn S. Grindlinger
June 24, 2019 AlertsNY Passes Sweeping Employee Wage Lien BillBy Carolyn D. Richmond and Glenn S. Grindlinger
June 20, 2019 AlertsUber Drivers Are Contractors, Not Employees, NLRB Memo SaysBy Andrew M. MacDonald
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April 05, 2019 ArticlesU.S. Department of Labor Proposes Updates to Regular Rate of Pay RegulationsBy Glenn S. Grindlinger
April 03, 2019 AlertsWashington State Issues New Guidance on Tips, Tip Pools and Service ChargesBy Glenn S. Grindlinger
March 28, 2019 AlertsHome Health Care Agencies Benefit From NY Wage RulingBy Glenn S. Grindlinger and Alexander W. Bogdan
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June 25, 2018 AlertsWashington DC Electorate Votes To Eliminate Tip CreditHospitality and Labor & Employment AlertBy Carolyn D. Richmond, Glenn S. Grindlinger
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