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Make the Road site tour – posted May 5, 2023
On Thursday, attorneys Karen Kithan Yau and Anamaria Segura attended the site tour for Make the Road New ...
Read More Independent Contractor Misclassification
Companies often misclassify employees as independent contractors to avoid paying them the wages and benefits the law requires. ...
Read More Court Grants Conditional Certification in case against Bloomberg
On February 28, 2023, the Court granted plaintiffs’ renewed motion for conditional certification and to issue notice to ...
Read More Victory for Farmworkers in NY
Last week the NY Department of Labor finalized new overtime regulations for farmworkers that ensure overtime pay at ...
Read More Home Health Aides may be due Back Pay
HAGA CLIC AQUI PARA ESPAÑOL Home health aides who work 24-hour shifts may be due unpaid overtime wages ...
Read More Supreme Court Ruling on Day Rate
Yesterday, the US Supreme Court held that an oil rig worker who was paid a day rate to ...
Read More Managerial Misclassification
The NY Times recently highlighted a new trend in wage theft – misclassifying workers as managers, and then ...
Read More DOL/DOT Trucking Initiative – Posted March 29, 2022
The Biden-Harris Administration has announced a new initiative in which the Department of Labor and the Department of ...
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Remembering Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
On Friday, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg passed away at 87. She was a champion of women’s ...
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History of Labor Day
"We believe hard work nourishes the soul and should nourish the body and support the family as well. ...
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Misclassification – Posted August 4, 2020
Workers in many fields are misclassified as independent contractors, when by law, they are really employees who would ...
Read More Gig Economy Updates – Posted July 17, 2020
As workers throughout the country are laid off as a result of the coronavirus, they are increasingly turning ...
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