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U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) Secretary Alexander Acosta’s announcement that he is leaving his post amid controversy over his role in a lenient plea deal for multimillionaire Jeffrey Epstein is likely to bring a change in tone to the agency. Acosta’s resignation will be effective a week after his July 12 announcement. He had faced […]
The U.S. Department of Labor’s (DOL) proposed rule on joint employment should provide clarity and reassurance to businesses, especially those in franchise arrangements, according to attorneys familiar with the risks and benefits of joint employment. The DOL announced on April 1 that it was proposing a rule to revise and clarify joint employment as it […]
The Department of Labor (DOL) recently decided to appeal a ruling that effectively ended changes to the white collar exemption. But DOL likely will release a revised rule raising minimum salary requirements and then drop the appeal, says Angelo Spinola, attorney, shareholder and member of Littler Mendelson P.C.’s Wage & Hour, Healthcare and International Law […]
A federal appeals court has granted the government’s request for an extension until June 30 to file a motion in a case involving whether to increase minimum salary requirements for overtime exemptions. Rather than waiting patiently for resolution in the case, private duty agencies should act to prepare for potential changes — including tracking all […]