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July 28, 2008

A Ray of Hope: California Court of Appeal Decides Compliance with Meal Period Obligations Requires an Opportunity, Not a Guarantee

The eagerly-awaited Brinker Restaurant Corporation v. Superior Court, No. D049331 (July 22, 2008) decision
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July 18, 2008

Connecticut Supreme Court Upholds Criminal Conviction for Failure to Pay Wages, Despite Employees' Agreement to Defer Payment

In another rare decision on compensation issues, the Connecticut Supreme Court upheld the criminal conviction
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July 10, 2008

Tenth Circuit Endorses "Fluctuating Workweek" Method of Calculating Overtime for Misclassified Salaried Employees

In a decision that could lead to significant litigation cost savings for employers, the United States
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July 7, 2008

Colorado Enacts Law Guaranteeing Employees the Right to Discuss Their Wages

In April 2008, Colorado Governor Bill Ritter signed Senate Bill 122, entitled the "Wage Transparency
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June 18, 2008

IRS Provides Guidance on Proper Income Tax Withholding for Nine Common Supplemental Wage Payment Scenarios

In Revenue Ruling 2008-29, the IRS has provided specific guidance on the proper amount of federal income
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June 13, 2008

Another Federal District Court Weighs in on the Unsettled Question of Whether California Employers Need Only "Provide" Employees with Meal Periods or Must "Ensure" Meal Breaks Are Taken

It is hardly news that class actions over missed or untimely meal breaks are pandemic in California.
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June 11, 2008

New York's Highest Court Delivers a Win to Employers Paying Employees on a Commission Basis

The New York Court of Appeals decision in Pachter v. Bernard Hodes Group Inc., should prove beneficial
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May 19, 2008

Oregon Supreme Court Puts the 'Breaks' on Rest Period Claims

In a decision that is sure to please Oregon employers, the Oregon Supreme Court, in Gafur v. Legacy Good Samaritan
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May 6, 2008

Connecticut Employees Can Keep Unearned Commissions Unless Employment Agreement Expressly Requires Repayment of Advances

In a rare decision on compensation issues, the Connecticut Supreme Court has decided that an employee
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April 30, 2008

IRS Changes the Rules for Performance-Based Compensation

Recent changes to the way in which the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) interprets "performance-based compensation"

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