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Common New York Wage And Hour Violations That Lead To Legal Claims

New York employers can reduce legal risk by understanding common wage and hour violations involving overtime, classification, payroll, and record keeping.

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-Louis U. Gasparini

Mon Oct 5 2026, 12:00am

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Addressing Intersectional Harassment Claims: Legal Considerations For Employers

Learn how employers can investigate intersectional harassment claims, document findings, train supervisors, and reduce workplace legal risk.

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-Louis U. Gasparini

Mon Sep 28 2026, 12:00am

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How To Address Wage Disputes Without Going To Court

Learn how employers can address wage disputes without going to court through prompt investigations, clear communication, and practical compliance strategies.

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-Andrew J. Schwab

Mon Sep 21 2026, 12:00am

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Navigating Wage And Hour Laws In A Franchise Business

Learn how franchise businesses can navigate wage and hour laws, employee classification, overtime requirements, payroll records, and workplace policies.

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-Louis U. Gasparini

Mon Sep 14 2026, 12:00am

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The Future Of Wage And Hour Laws: Trends To Watch In 2026 And Beyond

Discover the trends to watch affecting wage and hour laws, including AI, remote work, employee classification, and New York employer compliance.

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-Andrew J. Schwab

Mon Sep 7 2026, 12:00am

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The Legal Ramifications Of Failing To Address Harassment In The Workplace

Most employers are aware when harassment in the workplace is problematic. What catches many businesses off guard, however, is how fast issues can escalate if complaints are ignored.

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Sun Aug 23 2026, 12:00am

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Protecting Investors And Managing Legal Risks

The long-term success of a business sometimes hinges on investor confidence. Regardless of whether a company is a small business or a global enterprise, investors expect honesty and responsible...

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Sun Aug 16 2026, 12:00am

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Overtime Exemptions For Executive, Administrative, And Professional Employees

In New York, most employees are entitled to overtime pay if their work week exceeds forty hours. Under federal law, that typically means a worker will be paid time and a half for every extra hour...

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Sun Aug 9 2026, 12:00am

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How To Handle Harassment Allegations Involving Contractors Or Vendors

Workplace harassment concerns are not limited to employees. Businesses regularly interact with others: contractors, vendors, consultants, clients, and other third parties.

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Sun Aug 2 2026, 12:00am

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The Evolution Of Non Disclosure Agreements In Business Disputes

The non-disclosure agreement, often referred to as an NDA, has been integral to business for a long time, but the role of these documents has shifted.

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Sun Jul 26 2026, 12:00am