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Booting Up Computer May Be Compensable, Says Ninth Circuit

HRWatchdog

Under the Federal Labor Standards Act (FLSA) and Nevada law, Cadena brought a class action lawsuit against Customer Connexx alleging that she and other similarly situated employees should be compensated for that time spent waiting for their computer to boot up and launch the timekeeping system allowing them to clock in. Not a member?

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Examining Relationship Based Physician Recruitment

Hospital Recruiting

Recruitment Planning— Before starting a physician search, all stakeholders–typically facility administrator, recruiters, and hiring physicians—should agree on position description, critical success factors, requirements and qualifications, and compensation and incentives (e.g. October 2002). relocation assistance).

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These Employment Laws Work to Safeguard Pay Equity for All

HR Digest

Employment laws are constantly evolving and pay equity remains a hot topic of discussion. While stable sounds like a positive word, their research implies that the pay inequality between men and women is similar to the numbers from 2002, with women earning 82 percent of what their male counterparts earn.

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Employer Breastfeeding Laws by State

Paycor

Employer Breastfeeding Laws for The United States: State. Breastfeeding Laws. No employment laws established. No employment laws established. No employment laws established. No employment laws established. Read the law: Delaware Code Ann. No employment laws in place.

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Equal Pay: Was Pay Discrepancy Between Male and Female Scientists Legitimate?

HR Daily Advisor

Lastly, Toby’s experience placed him under a different pay plan than Karen, and the NNSA was able to show that his pay plan, which was created in 2002, was established for legitimate business-related reasons. Koenig, a contributor to New Mexico Employment Law Letter , can be reached at barbara@frjlaw.com.

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What kind of DOL can we expect under R. Alexander Acosta?

HR Morning

He’s also been through three Senate confirmation hearings, including his 2002 appointment to the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB). He was a business person that likely had some experience with wage and hour law, but likely little exposure to fiduciary issues. He was a former Assistant Attorney General in the George W.