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24 November 2014

New England In-House Publishes "State Law On Interns Can Be Even Tougher Than Federal Rules" By David C. Henderson

David C. Henderson, a member of the firm’s Labor, Employment and Benefits practice group, published "State law on interns can be even tougher than federal rules" in New England In-House on November 4.
United States Employment and HR

David C. Henderson, a member of the firm's Labor, Employment and Benefits practice group, published "State law on interns can be even tougher than federal rules" in New England In-House on November 4. The article summarizes federal rules about paying interns and trainees, and explains that the Massachusetts rules relating to their payment are even more stringent. The article also emphasizes that penalties for noncompliance with the Massachusetts rules can be severe.

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