Entries tagged: labor employment

    In today’s workplace, a great percentage of employees will request the ability to work from home for one […]

A carbon monoxide detector could have prevented the tragic death in February 2014 of Steven Nelson, an employee at Legal […]

The term “work-for-hire” is found in many software development contracts, but it is one of most misused phrases.  Typically, companies […]

New York business owners, take note: loopholes offering the potential to avoid personal liability for unpaid wages to employees have […]

It’s that time of the year again! Many employers are hosting holiday parties, where employees, and sometimes clients and customers […]

Joining state and local jurisdictions across the country, New York City has enacted a “Ban the Box” law that limits […]

Much of the griping I hear from other business owners is about how the work effort of their employees is […]

Last year, I discussed circumstances under which a volunteer may be considered an employee for the purposes of the Fair […]

Last year, I wrote about the then-new pregnancy guidelines issued by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), under the Pregnancy […]