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October 25, 2024

Right To Disconnect Plan May Erode Firms' Long-Hours Culture

Ben Smith and Maya Beauville say the UK government's softened plan to grant employees the right to disconnect out of hours is unlikely to change the legal sector's entrenched long-hour culture anytime soon. (Subscription required)

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October 24, 2024

Businesses breathe sigh of relief after Dutch expat tax reversal

Stephan Swinkels discusses a major reversal in reforms to Dutch tax law that would have impacted the recruitment and mobility of highly skilled foreign talent. (Subscription required)

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October 24, 2024

2nd Circ. OT Ruling On Pleadings Shapes Strategy A Year Out

Paul Piccigallo says the Second Circuit panel's unanimous ruling in Herrera v. Comme Des Garçons Ltd has resulted in the filing of fewer motions to dismiss at the initial responsive pleading stages in overtime lawsuits. (Subscription required)

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October 23, 2024

How A California Intersectionality Law Might Boost Equal Pay

Joy Rosenquist says a new law enshrining the principle of intersectionality in California’s anti-discrimination statutes will have a substantial impact on equal pay litigation. (Subscription required)

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October 22, 2024

Third Circuit's 'Johnson v. NCAA' Opinion: What It Means for College Athletics and Beyond

Andrea M. Kirshenbaum discusses how Johnson v. NCAA is noteworthy beyond the realm of college athletics for its expansive discussion of the FLSA. (Subscription required)

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