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June 2, 2022

Labor of Law: Pandemic Sparks Increase in Restaurant-Tip Litigation

David Jordan and Paul Sopher explain why restaurants are facing more lawsuits post-COVID alleging they shortchanged some workers by improperly distributing tips.

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May 20, 2022

Court upholds determination that three taxi drivers are employees

Rhonda Levy and George Vassos examine a British Columbia case that considered what differentiates an employee from an independent contractor under the province’s Employment Standards Act (ESA). (Subscription required.)

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May 19, 2022

Mississippi Becomes the Last State to Enact an Equal Pay Law

Thelma Akpan and Maureen H. Lavery explain Mississippi’s new equal pay law, the Mississippi Equal Pay for Equal Work Act.

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May 16, 2022

Planned redundancies up 60 per cent as firms feel pressure of interest rate rise and borrowing costs

Raoul Parekh talks about an increase in planned redundancies in the UK, due to higher interest rates and borrowing costs, as well as hangover effects of the pandemic.

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May 13, 2022

How the talent squeeze is driving flexible work options

Devjani Mishra, Barry Hartstein and Michael Lotito provide insight into the findings of Littler’s Annual Employer Survey and several workplace issues and the fast-changing regulations facing employers. (Subscription required.)

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