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January 21st, 2014

If you’ve got kids, grandkids, nieces or nephews in the age range of 7 to 12, you may have found yourself in search of a certain toy loom this past holiday season, or perhaps you received a lovely loom bracelet as a holiday gift.

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General, Wage and Hour

Natalie F. Bare

January 1st, 2014

Is 2014 the Year for a Wage & Hour Makeover?

The FLSA was passed back in 1938, but you might say that compliance has never been more "in style" than it is today. If you think your company is in need of a wage and hour "make-over" this year, consider discussing these 10 action steps with your attorney.

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Compliance, Wage and Hour

Natalie F. Bare

December 11th, 2013

Hashtag FLSA

You can learn a lot from social media pages. For instance, if your employees have used any of these hashtags, you may have a wage and hour law problem.

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Wage and Hour

Natalie F. Bare

October 14th, 2013

When Exempt Employees Turn Into Pumpkins

Generally, the fact that a manager has management responsibilities is not necessarily enough to meet the exemption if he spends the majority of his time performing non-exempt tasks.

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Employment, General

Natalie F. Bare

October 10th, 2013

3 Employer Pitfalls in Donning and Doffing Policies

Donning and doffing is a hot area of wage and hour law that often leads to class and collective actions and, as a result, creates significant potential liability and litigation costs for employers.

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Wage and Hour

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