The simple answer to this question is: “a herd of cats.” However, because this is the first in a series of posts discussing …
Posts By: Bill Tucker
Advocating For Students With Disabilities
Last week the Supreme Court decided Endrew F. v. Douglas County School District,[1] which held that the Individuals with …
4th Circuit Issues New Test For Joint Employer
The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals recently issued two opinions, Salinas v. Commercial Interiors, Inc.[1] and
Protecting Wages for Tipped Employees
The Fair Labor Standards Act (“FLSA”), which governs overtime compensation and minimum wages, provides …
Authenticating Electronic Signatures
The use of electronic signatures has become prevalent in human resources, particularly when obtaining hard copy signatures is impractical. Although using electronic signatures …
When Are Employees “On-The-Clock”?
When it comes to calculating overtime compensation and minimum wages, employers cannot simply mandate by policy when they consider their employees to be …
