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Will New York Eliminate the “Tip Credit” for Servers?

March 21, 2018

The minimum wage is not as simple as you might think, at least when it comes to service workers in businesses, like restaurants, where employees

Are Hospitals Founded by Religious Groups Exempt from Employment Discrimination Laws?

March 14, 2018

Last year we discussed a New York federal appeals court’s holding that the ex-principal of a Catholic school could not challenge her termination under employment discrimination laws

Is “Not Fitting in” Actually a Pretext for Discrimination?

March 12, 2018

New York employers often give vague reasons for firing an employee. A common one is that the employee simply “did not fit in” with the

Did an Upstate College Illegally Fire a Campus Doctor for Treating Transgender Students?

March 7, 2018

Transgender individuals continue to face discrimination and hostility from many parts of our society. In addition to bullying and harassment, transgender persons must also overcome

N.Y. Court Rules Federal Sex Discrimination Law Covers Sexual Orientation

March 5, 2018

The U.S. Second Circuit Court of Appeals, which has jurisdiction over all federal courts in the State of New York, issued a landmark employment discrimination ruling on

How do I Know I am Being Paid the Minimum Wage?

February 26, 2018

The minimum wage is based on the total pay you receive in a given workweek. In other words, as long as your average pay rate

Can My Employer Use a Disciplinary Hearing to Justify Discrimination?

February 23, 2018

Employment discrimination cases may involve multiple levels of judicial and quasi-judicial proceedings. As a general rule, once a discrimination claim has been fully and fairly litigated

NY Attorney General Sues Weinstein Company for “Pattern” of Sexual Harassment

February 21, 2018

Unless you have avoided all major news outlets during the past several months, you are no doubt aware of the legal firestorm engulfing The Weinstein

Trump Administration Clarifies Law Regarding Classification of Unpaid Interns

February 15, 2018

As a general rule, the federal Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) requires all for-profit employers to pay minimum wage and overtime compensation to their employees. Many employers

Does Filing a Lawsuit Make Me Mentally Unfit to Hold a Job?

February 12, 2018

Many New York employers may try to justify illegal job discrimination on the grounds that a job applicant is physically or mentally unfit for the position. While

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