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Will Player and Employee Empowerment Kill Arbitration Agreements?

Whether you follow sports or not, you have likely heard about the current state of professional sports, particularly the NBA, referred to as the era of “player empowerment.” And even if you aren’t familiar with this specific term, you likely know...By: FordHarrison
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FordHarrison | Sep 25,2019 |

Department of Labor Affirms that FMLA Runs Concurrently with Paid Leave

On September 10, 2019, the Department of Labor (DOL) released a Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) Opinion Letter, FMLA2019-3-A, reinforcing the DOL’s position set out in an earlier opinion letter that “an employer is prohibited from delaying the...By: FordHarrison
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FordHarrison | Sep 24,2019 |

DOL Reveals Long-Awaited Final Rule Governing Overtime Exemptions

Today, the U.S. Department of Labor (“DOL”) announced its Final Rule updating the salary thresholds for the executive, administrative, and professional exemptions, as well as the highly compensated employees exemption, under the Fair Labor Standards...By: FordHarrison
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FordHarrison | Sep 24,2019 |

The Women of Amazon Studios’ The Boys Offer Lessons on Title VII Retaliation

Piggybacking off my colleague Tim Reed’s recent post providing the background/plot and discussing employer liability issues in Amazon Studios’ The Boys, I am happy to continue expounding upon the various employment law issues that arose in season...By: FordHarrison
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FordHarrison | Sep 18,2019 |

Lessons in Drafting and Implementing an Enforceable Mandatory Arbitration Agreement

Recently, the California Supreme Court invalidated a mandatory arbitration agreement in OTO, LLC v. Kho (August 29, 2019) finding the agreement was both procedurally and substantively unconscionable. The case involved arbitration of a former...By: FordHarrison
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FordHarrison | Sep 16,2019 |

Non-Exempt Employees Traveling for Work: How to Manage the Time Clock

There may be instances where non-exempt employees are required to travel for business.  This is a common practice in the fashion industry where regular trips to factories throughout the world are a regular part of the business. ...By: FordHarrison
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FordHarrison | Sep 16,2019 |

AB 5, Codifying Dynamex and Broadening the ABC Test’s Application, Passes California Legislature

After months of debate and negotiations, the California State Legislature passed the controversial AB 5 on Wednesday, September 11, 2019, bringing it one step closer to being law. If passed, the new law is expected to impact and clarify the use of...By: FordHarrison
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FordHarrison | Sep 16,2019 |

NLRB Changes Course on Unilateral Employer Action Standard

In a 3-1 decision, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB or the Board) reversed long-held Board precedent regarding when unionized employers may unilaterally change a term or condition of employment without violating the National Labor Relations...By: FordHarrison
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FordHarrison | Sep 13,2019 |

A Family Affair

While Righteous Gemstones pokes fun at the megachurch phenomenon, Eli and family also live out the troubles common to any family enterprise. For all the complaints of “nepotism” in workplaces and the legitimate concerns about it, we have to start...By: FordHarrison
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FordHarrison | Sep 11,2019 |

SCOTUS Scheduled to Hear Oral Arguments on Whether LGBTQ Rights Are Protected by Title VII

The next session of the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) is just around the corner. On October 8, 2019, SCOTUS will hear oral argument on three closely watched cases, Bostock v. Clayton Co., Georgia, Altitude Express, Inc. v. Zarda and...By: FordHarrison
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FordHarrison | Sep 09,2019 |
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