Employment Archives - Dolley Law LLC

Department of Labor (DOL), Minimum Wage, Payroll, Salary, Workweek

Potential Changes to Wage and Hour Laws under the Biden Administration

Presidential elections in the United States can have a significant impact on how laws are enforced or changed from one administration to the next, especially where the political party of the President switches as a result of the election, as in 2020. With the Biden administration beginning its transition to …

Breaks, Employee Status, Independent Contractors, Leave, Overtime, Salary, Workweek

Employment Laws to Take Effect in New Year

By Legal Staff

The COVID-era has brought many challenges for employers and employees alike when it comes to employment laws. Going into the new year, some states are enacting new legislation that centers on how to better distinguish independent contractors from employees, safety related changes, and leave requirements. Below are descriptions of new …

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