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Rhode Island has amended the Payment of Wages Act to target wage theft by imposing criminal liability for certain wage and hour violations by employers. Now, employers

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California recently passed a new workplace safety law requiring employers to establish, implement, and maintain an effective workplace violence prevention plan. These workplace violence prevention plans: Employers

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Under current Maryland law, a noncompete or conflict of interest provision in an employment contract that restricts the ability of an employee to enter into employment

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New York City’s sick and safe leave regulations have been changed, altering several important aspects of the law. Regarding eligibility under the law, the regulations now specify that an

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New York has enacted a law aimed at safeguarding the rights of employees regarding the inventions they create. Key Provisions: Note that existing provisions that conflict with

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New York has passed a pivotal law prohibiting employers from discriminating against an employee for their refusal to (i) attend an employer-sponsored meeting with the employer, the primary

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New York has passed a law that amends employer requirements for employee disclosures in the state. The law prevents employers from requesting, requiring, or coercing their employees

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Governor Hochul of New York recently signed a bill relating to notice of eligibility for unemployment benefits. This amendment mandates that every employer, subject to unemployment benefit

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A new law in Delaware introduces significant changes to the statute of limitations regarding the Delaware Department of Labor’s ability to pursue civil actions for the recovery

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Delaware has recently passed a new law that significantly expands the permissible limits on compensatory and punitive damage awards in cases involving employment discrimination. This legislation establishes

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New York Senate Bill 2832, effective immediately, amends the state’s penal law to add wage theft to the definition of “larceny” in the state. The

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A new Kentucky administrative regulation establishes the registration and reporting requirements that an unemployed worker is required to meet to draw unemployment benefits. Specifically, an

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