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February 22, 2022

Antitrust Regulators Continue Push to Expand Gig Worker Rights

Michael Lotito weighs in on independent contractor rules surrounding labor organizing and who can change them.

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February 22, 2022

SHRM Urges NLRB to Preserve Current Independent-Contractor Standard

Michael Lotito advises HR professionals that there are other tests to determine independent-contractor status and they may produce results that differ from the NLRA’s test.

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February 18, 2022

Minimum Wage Fight Is At An Inflection Point

Shannon Meade talks about how the pandemic has upended the labor market, pushing employees to realize the benefits of higher pay and forcing employers to offer better pay and flexibility.

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February 18, 2022

The issue of remote work is still not regulated in the Labor Code. The new draft legislation has just been released

Karolina Schiffter explains some of the proposals regulating remote work that are included in the Ministry of Family and Social Policy’s draft amendments to the Labor Code.

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February 17, 2022

Labor of Law: New Ban on Mandatory Arbitration of Sex Assault Claims May Spur More Worker Protections

Helene Wasserman explains that Congress’ recent bill that bans employers from forcing sexual assault claims to go to arbitration may spur a ban on arbitration in all employment matters.

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