Laurent Badoux

Decision May Pave Way For More Stringent FLSA Collective Action Certification Standard

New Seventh Circuit Decision May Pave The Way For More Stringent Certification Standards In FLSA Collective Actions

New Decision Highlights The Importance Of Forum Selection Clauses In Cross-Border Employment Agreements

NLRB Upholds Disciplinary Action Despite Unlawfully Overbroad Work Rule

Department of Labor Issues Interpretation Narrowing Clothes-Changing Exclusion and Expanding Scope of Compensable Workday

The Ninth Circuit Clears The Way For Tip-Pooling Arrangements March 2010

The D.C. Circuit Reminds Employers Of The Perils Of Selectively Enforcing Their Solicitation And E-Mail Policies Against Union-Related Activities

Arizona Adopts Sweeping Wage Reforms (Proposition 202)

In The Home Stretch (Again): The FEHC Issues Revised Draft Regulations as Employers Prepare for the 2007 Training Year

Federal Court Affirms Legality of Deducting Credit Card Processing Fees From Servers´ Tips