Category: Employment Law News

What Does Workplace Harassment Look Like?

Employment Law News | February 5, 2023

Workplace harassment is certainly nothing new. But it seems to be in the spotlight more often lately. When a person goes to work, their focus should be on their job. When a workplace is hostile, not only does a person’s productivity suffer, but their confidence, safety, and self-esteem suffer. Companies where workplace harassment is prevalent,…

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How to File a Sexual Harassment Claim

Employment Law News | October 10, 2022

Sexual harassment occurs at a shockingly high rate in the United States, impacting thousands of people. Unwanted sexual advances, sexual comments, inappropriate touching, and more can make a workplace environment extremely uncomfortable and hostile, making it difficult for employees to perform their jobs. In New York, sexual harassment is illegal. If you are experiencing unwanted…

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Lunch and Break Laws In New York

Employment Law News | September 21, 2022

A hungry, tired employee rarely performs his or her best work. To help employees remain productive and pleasant, employers typically provide breaks throughout the day for workers to eat meals and recharge themselves. Although these breaks are common, you may be surprised to learn that federal laws do not require employers to offer any rest…

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What Is the New York Wage Theft Prevention Act?

Employment Law News | September 7, 2022

Every year, wage theft causes workers to lose billions of dollars of wages that they are entitled to receive. To protect workers from the unlawful theft of income, the state of New York passed the Wage Theft Prevention Act (WTPA). This important law requires that employers provide their workers with written notices of their wages….

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