Wage & Hour Developments
Wage & Hour Developments
The regulatory landscape, appetite for administrative agency enforcement, and judicial interpretations related to wage-and-hour issues are rapidly evolving. Our blog is a one-stop resource for federal- and state-level updates and analysis on wage-and-hour-related developments affecting employers.
No Such Thing as a Paid Intern, Says Washington State Department of Labor & Industries
Did you know that July 29 was National Intern Day? Well, Washington's Department of Labor and Industries (L&I) does and, in recognition, L&I recently released a bulletin reminding employers that sometimes a so-called intern is actually just another employee.
California “Regular Rate of Pay” Refresher
In California, the "regular rate of pay" is a term of art. Calculating it is not necessarily straightforward and much of the law in this area is counterintuitive, so employers should familiarize themselves with the basics to prevent missteps that can result in significant derivative penalties.
What to Expect When You’re Expecting Change in D.C.
The U.S. Department of Labor Proposes an Increased Minimum Wage for Workers on Government Contracts
On July 21, 2021, the U.S.
California Supreme Court Rules Meal and Rest Period Premium Pay Is Calculated in the Same Manner as Calculations for Overtime Regular Rate of Pay
Keep Track of the Many Paid Family and Medical Leave Programs Popping Up Across the Nation
Student Athletes Oppose Motion to Dismiss FLSA Claims in Light of Supreme Court’s Alston Opinion
Tips Anyone? The Department of Labor Proposed Changes to Tip Credits
New Washington Law Creates Statutory Wage Lien for Claims on Unpaid Wages
Biden Administration’s Strong Policy and Enforcement the Focus of Employers
California Local Minimum Wage Increases July 1, 2021
Illinois Nears 150% Increase to Wage and Hour Penalty
UPDATE: Department of Labor Issues Guidance and Required Workplace Poster Regarding the Families First Coronavirus Response Act
Cal-OSHA Approves Revised COVID-19 Workplace Rules