The Floor and Ceiling of Wage and Hour Laws
June 15, 2026 3:47 pmIn recent Tips of the Week, we have pointed out situations where state wage and hour laws are more protective... Read More
In recent Tips of the Week, we have pointed out situations where state wage and hour laws are more protective... Read More
Under the Fair Labor Standards Act, employers are not required to provide employees with rest breaks or meal periods. This... Read More
When an employee goes out on FMLA leave, an employer is forced to find a way to cover that employee’s... Read More
When an employee has poor attendance and claims that their attendance issues are related to their recognizable disability, what is... Read More
“To be or not to be” or “employee or not employee?” Both are weighty decisions, but for very different reasons. ... Read More
A recent court case has addressed the issue of compensable work time and demonstrates the new complexities involved in determining... Read More
One area of labor and employment law that is getting recent attention is the definition of employee and the classification... Read More
This is the first tax year where the newly passed legislation has allowed tipped employees to take a deduction from... Read More
One of the most difficult areas of employment law currently is the everchanging area of immigration and work authorization. Over... Read More
During the COVID pandemic, remote working – once a rarity – became a necessity and many workers were reluctant to... Read More
Human Resources (HR) is undergoing a major transformation with the integration of artificial intelligence (AI). Traditionally focused on administrative tasks... Read More
A recent case involving a female student in an OB/GYN program in Michigan is instructive to employers who are involved... Read More
When an employee sues an employer for any type of discrimination, the employee must show that the employer acted in... Read More
Determining the work eligibility of an employee used to be relatively straight forward. Did they possess the identification documents required... Read More
A recent case out of the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, involving General Motors, provides a great reminder to employers... Read More
“USERRA: A Timely Reminder” Given the recent military action, both globally and nationally, it is a prime time for employer... Read More
Bottom Line The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has reverted to the 2020 Joint Employer Rule, backing away from the... Read More
Last week, there were decisions which will impact two federal labor laws for all businesses. The results of these decisions... Read More
Workers’ compensation laws and insurance policies provide employers with protections against lawsuits from employees who are injured on the job... Read More
Lie detector tests have generally been banned from use in the hiring process for a number of years. When the... Read More