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July 3, 2007

IRS Will Not Challenge Local Lodging Expenses for Employees If Lodging Is Necessary to Participate in a Business Meeting or Function

In an about face from a position held for many years, the IRS recently announced that it would no longer
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July 3, 2007

Navigating Leave Requests: Recent Amendments to the New Jersey Family Leave Act Result in Greater Consistency with the Federal Family and Medical Leave Act

Recently, the New Jersey Division on Civil Rights (the Division) amended the regulations interpreting
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July 2, 2007

New Jersey Supreme Court Clarifies that Essential Job Functions Shape the Duty of Reasonable Accommodation and Light Duty Need Not Be Made Permanent

As many New Jersey employers know, the New Jersey Law Against Discrimination (LAD) imposes a nebulous
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June 29, 2007

Indiana's Military Family Leave Act Takes Effect July 1

Governor Daniels recently signed the Indiana Military Family Leave Act, which will take effect July 1,
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June 29, 2007

Comprehensive Immigration Reform Effort Dead for Now

The effort for comprehensive immigration reform in the Senate ended today after Senate Majority Leader
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June 27, 2007

Want To Get Rid Of Tag-Along State Law Claims? Try The Communications Decency Act

For years now, employers have been warned that a detailed, electronic resources policy is the best defense
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June 25, 2007

Georgia Implements State-Enforced Immigration Compliance Bill

On April 17, 2006, the State of Georgia joined the national trend of states passing immigration compliance
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June 22, 2007

DOS Publishes Interim Final Rule Regarding J-1 Trainees and Interns

OverviewAfter reviewing comments to its 2006 proposed rule, the Department of State has published an
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June 15, 2007

"Controlling Employer" No Longer Liable Under Multi-Employer Worksite Doctrine

For over 30 years, when there is a safety or health hazard on a construction or other multi-employer
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June 13, 2007

Supreme Court Gives a Helping Hand to Home Healthcare Agencies in Upholding the FLSA's Companionship Exemption to Third-Party Employers

On June 11, 2007, the United States Supreme Court decided Long Island Care at Home Ltd. v. Coke, U.S.,

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