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Employers Beware of Deception Services for Employees
Right when we think that we have seen it all, we learn that there are "deception services" available to employees that will provide them with a fictitious reference, alibi or excuse. For a fee, the deception service will provide a just about any "white lie" or...
E-VERIFY IN GEORGIA EXPANDS
E-Verify is a federal program that mandates that certain types of employers, including those that do business with the federal government, use an electronic system to verify that new employees are eligible to lawfully work in the United States. ...
Be Careful When Hiring Interns!
It's summer, and our employer clients often are asked whether they would bring on interns. The Fair Labor Standards Act requires generally that employees receive a minimum wage, and in many cases overtime pay. The EEOC has established guidelines for nonpaid...
Don’t Mess with GINA.
DON'T MESS WITH GINA! The Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act (GINA) went into effect in 2009, and some individuals have sued companies under it. “Employers need to be aware that GINA prohibits requesting family medical history," said David Lopez, general...
EEOC Issues Revised Publications on the Employment Rights of People with Specific Disabilities
We review legal developments relevant to our clients, which include both employers and employees for whom the following information is important: WASHINGTON --The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) today issued four revised documents on protection...
Chapar Firm Successfully Defends Fair Labor Standards Act Claim in Federal Court – Proves Existence of Administrative Exemption to the FLSA
The Fair Labor Standards Act provides a guarantee of minimum wage and also mandates the payment of overtime premiums for work done in excess of 40 hours per week. However, Many exemptions and exemptions exist under this Act. Therefore the FLSA is increasingly the...
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