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September 21, 2011
Employer-Obtained Declarations (AKA “Happy Camper” Statements) Are Often Afforded Little Weight – Especially in the Context of Class Certification
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Employment Law
September 15, 2011
Some Second Circuit Authority Regarding the Calculation of Overtime Damages in Flsa Misclassification Case
Category:
Employment Law
September 15, 2011
Recent Writing: Second Circuit Court of Appeals Decisions Addressing the Administrative Exemption to Overtime Pay
Category:
Employment Law
September 07, 2011
Tolling in the Wake of FLSA Decertification
Category:
Employment Law
September 05, 2011
Here is Some Text From a Recent Brief Dealing with Various “Salary Basis” Issues Arising Under the FLSA
Category:
Employment Law
September 03, 2011
Missouri Federal Court Certifies FLSA/State Law Off-the-Clock Lawsuit
Category:
Employment Law
August 07, 2011
Another Court Decision Refusing to Apply Dukes v. Wal-Mart to FLSA Conditional Certification Analysis
Category:
Employment Law
August 03, 2011
Limited Initial Discovery Does Not Preclude Initial Certification Analysis
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Employment Law
