In restaurants and diners, an employer may take a tip credit against the minimum wage. That means that the employer pays a wage of $2.13 per hour to the employee
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Third Circuit Certifies Independent Contractor Question to New Jersey High Court
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There must be something in the air! I have just posted the other day about a New Jersey initiative to expand the reach of independent contractor misclassification to the trucking…
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What Employers Should Know About Vacation Pay
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Do employers need to pay employees for accrued vacation time upon termination? This is a question without a simple answer, and one that has been heavily litigated over the past…
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Crackdown on Allegedly Misclassified Independent Contractors Continues: New York Joins The Club
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In an October 28, 2010 posting in the New York Labor and Employment Report, Joseph Dole comments on a new law that took effect in New York State on October…
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