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  • New York State Minimum Wage to Increase
  • Proposed Federal Law to Protect Employee Social Media Passwords
  • U.S. House of Representatives Passes Compensatory Time Amendment to Fair Labor Standards Act
  • EEOC Issues Revised Guidance on Specific Disabilities
  • Do Employee Wellness Programs Violate Federal Law?
  • U.S. Second Circuit Court of Appeals Upholds Dismissal of Retaliation Claim Made in Connection with "Paramour Preference" Claim
  • U.S. Second Circuit Court of Appeals Confirms Broader Construction Under New York City Human Rights Law
  • U.S. Second Circuit Court of Appeals Upholds Same-Sex Harassment Claim
  • Congress Considers Bill to Increase Minimum Wage
  • Second Circuit Holds that Timely Arrival to Work Is not Always an Essential Function of the Job Under Disability Discrimination Laws
  • Movie Chain Sued in Putative Class Action for Overtime Pay in New York
  • Employee Could Proceed with FMLA Retaliation Claim Even Though He Never Requested FMLA Leave
  • U.S. Department of Labor Issues Guidance on Family Leave to Care for Adult Child
  • EEOC Approves Strategic Enforcement Plan for 2013-2016
  • Second Circuit Defers Decision and Certifies Questions Arising Under New York Labor Law to New York Court of Appeals
  • Second Circuit Rules that Lower Court Erred By Declining to Order Injunctive Relief Ensuring Sexual Harasser was no Longer in a Position to Sexually Harass
  • Salvatore G. Gangemi Named to Super Lawyers Four Years in a Row
  • EEOC Vigorously Pursues Pregnancy Discrimination Claims
  • New York Governor Signs Legislation Broadening Scope of Permissible Wage Deductions Under New York Labor Law
  • Americans with Disabilities Act Requires Employers to Transfer Employees Who are Losing their Current Positions Due to Disability to a Vacant Position for which they are Qualified
  • Bill Amending New York Labor Law § 193 Awaiting Governor's Approval
  • Individual Owner of Successor Employer May be Liable for Minimum Wage Violations Committed by Predecessor Employer
  • Department of Labor Issues Notice of Proposed Rulemaking in Connection with Family and Medical Leave Act
  • New York School Principal Files Discrimination Complaint
  • New York Senator Schumer Introduces Bill to Cover Over-the-Road Bus Drivers Under Fair Labor Standards Act
  • U.S. Department of Labor Releases Fact Sheets on Retaliation
  • Federal Bill Seeks to Expand Computer Employee Exemption Under Fair Labor Standards Act
  • New York "Interns" Seek Unpaid Wages for Hard Labor
  • Salvatore G. Gangemi to Speak at Upcoming CLE Webinar
  • Former Police Officer prevails in Unlawful Retaliation and Discrimination Case
  • Salvatore G. Gangemi Named by Super Lawyers for Third Year in a Row
  • Unpaid "Interns" File Minimum Wage and Overtime Pay Lawsuit Against Movie Studio
  • Exotic Dancers Sue New York's Penthouse Executive Club
  • Salvatore G. Gangemi Quoted in a Wall Street Journal Digital Network Publication
  • Salvatore G. Gangemi Selected for Inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America® 2012
  • EEOC Sues Ford Motor Company For Disability Discrimination
  • New York Federal Court Rejects Classwide Discrimination Case Against Bloomberg L.P.
  • New York City Council Passes Bill Strengthening Protections Against Religious Discrimination in Employment
  • U.S. Attorney Files Civil Rights Suit Against New York School District
  • New York Class Action Suit Against KPMG for Overtime Pay
  • U.S. Supreme Court to Consider Whether Discrimination Law Applies to Teachers at a Religious Elementary School
  • U.S. Supreme Court Holds that Anti-Retaliation Protection of Fair Labor Standards Act Applies to Informal Complaints
  • EEOC Reports Record Highs in Charges Filed for Fiscal Year 2010
  • Salvatore G. Gangemi in New York Magazine's "Reasons to Love New York 2010" Issue
  • EEOC Issues Regulations Interpreting GINA
  • FedEx Ground Settles Misclassification Inquiry with State of Montana
  • Salvatore G. Gangemi Selected for Inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America® 2011
  • Gender Discrimination Asserted Against Citigroup
  • EEOC Sues Fox News for Retaliating Against Reporter Catherine Herridge
  • Salvatore Gangemi Named as Super Lawyer for Second Year in a Row
  • Tyson Foods Inc. Subsidiary Sued by U.S. Department of Labor for Sex Discrimination
  • Female Employees Sue Goldman Sachs for Sex Discrimination
  • Report Attributes Pay Disparities Between Women and Men Partners at Law Firms to Sexual Discrimination
  • New York Governor David Patterson Signs Domestic Workers Bill of Rights.
  • Second Circuit Clarifies Proof Necessary to Establish a Hostile Work Enviroment Claim
  • Massachusetts Attorney General Recovers $3 Million from FedEx Ground
  • Novartis Reaches $152 Million Dollar Settlement in Gender Bias Law Suit Filed in New York Federal Court
  • Second Circuit Court of Appeals Holds that Pharmaceutical Sales Representatives Were Entitled to Overtime Pay
  • Department of Labor Issues Guidelines on Unpaid Internships
  • The Healthy Workplace Bill: Will New York State Prohibit Workplace Bullying?
  • Mortgage Loan Officers Are Not Exempt From the FLSA's Overtime Rules
  • New York Federal Appellate Court Rules that Employee Claiming Sexual Harassment May not be Required to Complain to Multiple Managers about Harassment
  • Second Circuit Considers Academic Requirements for FLSA Professional Exemption
  • EEOC Releases 2009 Charge Statistics
  • U.S. Court of Appeals, Second Circuit Finds Loan Underwriters Entitled to Overtime Pay
  • Congress Poised to Overturn Supreme Court's Recent Case on Age Discrimination
  • An Important Amendment to Take Effect Under New York Labor Law
  • Student Interns Cannot Work for Free
  • U.S. Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit Holds Employer Liable for Age Discrimination Based on its Contractor's Conduct
  • New York Increases Damages Potential for Workers with Amendment to New York Labor Law
  • New York City Council Considers Paid Sick Leave Bill
  • Congress Considers Legislation Banning Employment Discrimination on the Basis of Sexual Orientation
  • New York State Human Rights Law Amended to Protect Domestic Violence Victims
  • New York Modifies Minimum Wage Rates Effective July 24, 2009
  • Federal Minimum Wage Increase to Take Effect on July 24, 2009
  • New York Area Car Washes Agree to Pay Employees $3.4 Million for Wage Violations
  • U.S. Supreme Court Issues Ruling in "Reverse" Discrimination Case
  • FedEx Ground Investigated by 8 State Attorneys General on Independent Contractor Status of Drivers
  • $80 Million Sexual Harassment Suit Filed Against New York Teddy Bear Maker
  • New York Hawaiian Tropic Zone Seeks Dismissal of Discrimination Suit
  • New York Drugstore Chain Settles Sexual Harrassment and Retaliation Lawsuit
  • Supreme Court Finds No Pregnancy or Sex Discrimination Based upon Employer's Prior Pension Credit Policy
  • Celebrity Owned New York Restaurant Sued for Sexual Harassment
  • Court Recognizes Broad Geographic Reach of New York State and City Human Rights Laws
  • Outlawing Mandatory Pre-Dispute Arbitration Agreements
  • COBRA Subsidies Under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
  • U.S. Supreme Court Accepts Mandatory Arbitration of Discrimination Claims for Unionized Employees
  • Racial Discrimination Found to Exist on New York's Madison Avenue
  • Department of Labor Opines that Sushi Chefs may Participate in Tip-Pooling Arrangements
  • New York Gourmet Eateries Agree to $1.2 Million Settlement for Overtime Pay and Other Wage-Hour Violations
  • New York Jury Awards Nurse $15 million in Sexual Harassment Lawsuit
  • Family and Medical Leave Act only Protects Employees Able to Return to Work Upon Expiration of 12 Week Leave
  • New York Appellate Court Recognizes Lower Standard for Proving Discrimination Under New York City Human Rights Law
  • Second Circuit Strikes Class Action Waiver Provision
  • Supreme Court Rules Antiretaliation Protections Extend to Employee Questioned During Company Investigation
  • President Signs Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act of 2009
  • Senate Passes Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act
  • Ledbetter Fair Pay Act and Paycheck Fairness Act Pass in House
  • New York Restaurateurs Arrested for Wage Violations
  • EEOC Filings on the Rise
  • Federal Court Awards New York Food Delivery Workers $4.6 Million
  • Americans with Disabilities Act Amendments Act of 2008 Becomes Law
  • Additional Employees Allege Sexual Discrimination Claims Against Bloomberg LP
  • House Passes Senate Version of ADA Amendments Act
  • Senate Passes ADA Amendment Act of 2008
  • Senators Protest Department of Labor's Handling of Whistleblower Claims
  • Proposed Employment Non-Discrimination Act Awaits Further Action in Congress
  • Overtime Pay Settlement for Bronx, New York Construction Workers
  • Congress Enacts New Whistleblower Law
  • New York Court of Appeals Limits Scope of Health Care Whistleblower Law
  • Recent Amendment to New York Law Assists Nursing Mothers
  • Broadcasters Can Work for the Competition in New York
  • One Size Does not Fit All: Employee Handbooks May Lead to Employer Liability without Careful Review
  • Paycheck Fairness Act Passes in House
  • New York City Bakery Faces Overtime Pay Lawsuit
  • Federal Minimum Wage Increase to $6.55 per hour.
  • Employer has a Duty to Accommodate an Employee with an Obvious Disability Even Where the Employee Does not Expressly Ask for Such Accommodation
  • Proposed Amendments to ADA Restore Disability Discrimination Protections
  • Change in Executive’s Reporting Relationship Considered a Breach of Contract by Employer
  • U.S. Supreme Court Holds Employee can Bring Suit for Retaliation under Section 1981
  • NASCAR Faces Discrimination and Harassment Suit
  • Primer on The New York State Human Rights Law
  • High Court of New York Finds Executives Covered by Labor Law
  • New York’s Highest Court Limits Ability of Financial Employees to Recover for Defamatory Statements

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