Category: Misclassification

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Employers Must Protect Employees from Third-Party Harassment 

From Lexology, Fiona W. Ong discusses a recent case in which an employee was able to proceed…

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U.S. DOL Recovers $650K for 26 Misclassified Delivery Drivers 

The United States Department of Labor obtained a judgment to recover $650,000 for 26 delivery drivers who…

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The Rising Global Trend of Independent Contractors and the Importance of Compliance with Employment Law

From EINPresswire, @nimbleglobal discusses the risks of and best practices for properly classifying independen contractors in a…

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FLSA Privilege Cases Show Employers Cannot Have Their Cake And Eat It! 

From JDSupra, Mark Tabakman discusses two cases in which companies tried to rely on advice from their…

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Earn by Time Mode

DoorDash announces a Earn buy Time option for drivers to be paid an hourly rate while delivering….

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US Department of Labor sues national customer support service provider in Florida for workers misclassified as independent contractors 

The United States Department of Labor (DOL) announced that it filed a suit against Arise Virtual Solutions,…

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US Department of Labor Recovered $142K for Misclassified Healthcare Workers 

The United States Department of Labor recovered $142,360 in back wages for 65 workers misclassified  as independent…

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DOL’s Proposed FLSA Independent Contractor Rule: Investment as Indicative of Profit and Loss

From JDSupra, Andrew McKinley, Alex Simon, and Kyle Winnick discuss the United States Department of Labor’s proposed…

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U.S. Department of Labor Further Delays Release of Independent Contractor Final Rule

From JDSupra, Justin Barnes and Jeffrey Brecher discuss the United States Department of Labor’s recent announcement that…

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The FTC’s Continued Attack on Noncompete Agreements

From JDSupra, Gerard Clodomire discusses cases brought by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) against companies objecting to…

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Nike could be fined over $530m for misclassifying thousands of workers

From the Guardian, Dominic Rushe reports that Nike received an analysis that suggests that Nike may have…

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U.S. Senators and Representative Introduce Legislation to Test Portable Benefits

United States Senators Mark R. Warner (D-VA) and Todd Young (R-IN) and Representative Suzan DelBene (D-WA-01) introduced…