TestThe Prevailing Wage Act states that all contractors in NJ must provide union scale wages for covered work on public works projects. If you are a contractor or subcontractor participating in public works projects, you need to understand prevailing wage law to ensure project profitability and lawful performance of the […]
In an instructive case for New Jersey employers and employees, the Appellate Division in the matter of ADP, LLC v. Kusins, A-664-16T1, recently clarified the standards regarding the use of Restrictive Covenants in employer and employee relationships. The Appellate Division ultimately found that while the restrictive covenants in question were […]
Regulation of languages in an increasingly multicultural workplace remains a sensitive and challenging issue for healthcare providers in 2018. As the modern workforce in the United States becomes increasingly culturally diverse, an increasing proportion of employees in the healthcare field speak in languages other than English, particularly in senior living […]
As a part of the sweeping changes made in response to the #MeToo movement, NY state and NY City have implemented a bundle of new regulations in 2018 to address issues of sexual harassment in the workplace. Several deadlines under these laws are upcoming, and employers must prepare accordingly to […]
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