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2020 State Minimum Wage Updates
October 29, 2019/by Kris JanischSan Antonio Revises Paid Sick Leave Ordinance, New Effective Date
October 24, 2019/by Kris JanischWhat Would Supreme Court Decision Mean for LGBT Employment Protections?
October 22, 2019/by Kris JanischLatest Mandatory Posting Updates: Minimum Wage
October 17, 2019/by Kris JanischMaryland’s New Workplace Harassment Laws Now in Effect
October 15, 2019/by Kris JanischAsked and Answered: Your Paid Leave Compliance Questions
October 11, 2019/by Kris JanischDenver City Council Considers $15-plus Minimum Wage
October 8, 2019/by Kris JanischThe Overlapping Minnesota and Minneapolis Wage Theft Laws: How to Comply
October 3, 2019/by Kris JanischOregon Passes Generous Paid Family and Medical Leave Bill
September 30, 2019/by Kris JanischFLSA Update: Department of Labor Issues Final Rule on Overtime Pay
September 26, 2019/by Kris JanischMinimum Wage Increases Coming Soon in Connecticut, Delaware
September 24, 2019/by Kris JanischIllinois’ Equal Pay Law Amendments Go Into Effect Soon
September 19, 2019/by Kris JanischNevada Paid Leave Can Be Used for Any Reason: Posting Requirement
September 17, 2019/by Kris JanischDeadlines Loom for Massachusetts Paid Family and Medical Leave Law, Plus Posting Requirement
September 12, 2019/by Kris JanischNew York State Could Allow Liens Against Employers in Cases of Wage Theft
September 10, 2019/by Kris JanischIllinois Enacts Sweeping New Laws Related to #MeToo Movement
September 6, 2019/by Kris JanischColorado ‘Ban the Box’ Bill Now in Effect
September 3, 2019/by Kris JanischNew Sexual Harassment Law in Connecticut Goes Into Effect Soon
August 29, 2019/by Kris JanischNew York State Enacts Employee Protections for Religious Clothing, Facial Hair
August 27, 2019/by Kris JanischKentucky Lawmakers Again Pushing for New $15 Minimum Wage
August 22, 2019/by Kris JanischNew Jersey Passes One of Nation’s Strongest Wage Theft Laws
August 20, 2019/by Kris JanischAnswered in Detail: Your Employment Law Questions
August 14, 2019/by Kris JanischFour Years Later, State Supreme Court Upholds Pittsburgh’s Paid Sick Leave Law
August 13, 2019/by Kris JanischColorado Court: ‘Use It Or Lose It’ Policy Lawful for Vacation Time
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