February 25, 2020

2020 Wage and Hour Update Webinar

Buster Melvin, partner, and Ross Greenky, associate, will present “2020 Wage and Hour Update” as part of the 2020 Barclay Damon Labor & Employment Webinar Series on Tuesday, February 25 from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. EST.

Topics will include:

FLSA Overtime Rules
NYS Overtime Rules and Differences With the FLSA
Trump US DOL vs. Cuomo NYS DOL

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Proposed Legislation Would Codify and Expand City and County Liability for Child Abuse Post-Weisbrod-Moore

Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Issues Show Cause Orders Regarding Large Load Interconnection to the NY Independent System Operator, Other Regional Grid Operators

New York Establishes First-in-the-Nation Statewide Moratorium on Data Center Permits

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First Department Reinforces Labor Law § 240(1) Protections Where Defective Ladder Causes Fall Following Electrical Shock

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New York City and State Bans on Gas Appliances in New Buildings Upheld by the Second Circuit

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Legal Update: US Supreme Court Resolves Key Fourth Amendment Question in Chatrie v. United States

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Proposed Legislation Would Codify and Expand City and County Liability for Child Abuse Post-Weisbrod-Moore

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Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Issues Show Cause Orders Regarding Large Load Interconnection to the NY Independent System Operator, Other Regional Grid Operators

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New York Establishes First-in-the-Nation Statewide Moratorium on Data Center Permits