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Minimum Wage Exemptions for Nurses and the Learned Professional Exemption

A blog post about the minimum wage and overtime exemptions for nurses provided by the Fair Labor Standards Act.

Commission Employee Exemption from Overtime under the FLSA

A blog post about the minimum wage and overtime exemptions for retail workers provided by the Fair Labor Standards Act.

Youthful Employee Driving Requirements

A blog post about when an employer can and cannot require a teen employee to drive as part of their employment duties.

Fast Food Restaurant Requirements Under the Fair Labor Standards Act

A blog post about what employers at fast food restaurants are required to provide.

First Offense-Driving Under the Influence (DUI) Considerations

Even First Offense DUI convictions carry significant criminal and administrative penalties.

Teacher Bullying: What You Can Do When a Teacher Assaults Your Child

A blog post about what to do when faced with the tough decision following an assault or bullying by a teacher.

Should Children Have to Go to School Younger?

A blog post about a proposed bill in Nevada that may mandate children to start school sooner.

New Mexico Public Schools Accused of Constitutional Violations

A blog post about a case out of New Mexico in which a school was under investigation of violating student's constitutional rights.

Legislative Updates for Connecticut Employees

A blog post about upcoming changes in Connecticut for employment law.

Sealing A Criminal Record

Florida Courts may allow the sealing of a criminal record in certain instances.

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