In New York, many employers still enforce dress codes, even in today’s more casual work culture. Whether it’s requiring business…
The gig economy has changed the way many people in New York earn a living. From rideshare drivers and food…
Confidentiality agreements have become a standard part of many workplaces. Employers often use them to protect sensitive information such as…
Employee drug testing can be a complicated issue in New York. If you're an employer or employee trying to understand…
Romero v. Frame Auto Collision Inc. and Jesus Pagan, individually, Docket No.: 24-cv-1998 (JMA)(ARL) Plaintiff, Romero on behalf of himself,…
Domestic workers play an essential role in many households. They provide child care, housekeeping, cooking, elder care, and other in-home…
Workplace bullying creates a toxic environment. It can hurt morale, productivity, and mental health. In New York, both employers and…
If you work in home care in New York City, you’ve probably heard about wage parity laws—but what do they…
If you run a business or manage a team in New York, you might have heard about employee misclassification, but…
If you work in New York, you might have wondered how much monitoring your employer can legally do. With all…