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The world of business runs on contracts. Without contracts, there is no supply chain, employees and employers have no accountability to each other, and businesses cannot coexist and cooperate....
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Instances of wage and hour violations can have far-reaching consequences, both legally and ethically. Understanding the nuances of these issues is crucial for businesses aiming to maintain compliance...
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Secrets of the trade are important for companies that want to stand out among their competitors. When a company develops a unique method for producing its products, company leaders need to implement...
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Mandatory arbitration is a very common clause in business contracts across a variety of industries. Usually, the logic behind such arbitration clauses is that the practice of arbitration stands to...
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According to the Nonprofit Risk Management Center, a poorly written contract can be even more risky than having no contract at all. Businesses can strategically employ a variety of contractual tools...
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Federal wage and hour laws, governed in the United States primarily by the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), play a crucial role in regulating how employers compensate their workforce.
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