01Feb
New Jersey Ramps Up Misclassification Laws, But Businesses Dodge Bullet (For Now)
New Jersey businesses will now face an increased slate of potential penalties for misclassification violations thanks to a series of bills just signed into effect by Governor Phil Murphy, but gig economy companies can breathe a sigh of relief because...
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Fisher Phillips
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