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Are you a New York State employer grappling with the complexities of workers compensation premiums? At Third Ear Conflict Resolution, we frequently encounter disputes surrounding worker …
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DISCLAIMER: This post contains general information about the FTC ban and non-competition agreements. It is not legal advice. If you are using non-compete agreements in your business, we strongly …
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DISCLAIMER: This post contains general information about the FTC ban and non-competition agreements. It is not legal advice. If you are using non-compete agreements in your business, we strongly …
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DISCLAIMER: This article is intended only as general information about workers compensation penalty resolution. It is not legal advice. Additionally, some laws and procedures might have changed since …
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DISCLAIMER: This post provides a general overview of legal issues that might arise for businesses using the services of virtual assistants. It is not legal advice, and I am not your attorney. If you …
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DISCLAIMER: This post is intended only as general information regarding worker misclassification and employment laws. It is not legal advice and does not establish an attorney-client relationship. If …
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Like many small business owners, my journey has been a lot different from the one I imagined. I planned to spend six years in New York City after law school, building my skills and resume. Then, I …
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The United States Department of Labor released a final rule outlining the criteria for classifying a worker as an independent contractor. The new rule is effective on March 11, 2024 and addresses six …
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Conflicts are inevitable in business and life. The ability to effectively resolve them is critical for maintaining a peaceful and productive work environment. Yet some employment conflicts become too …
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When I left my prior law firm, I didn't have much of a plan. There had been hints of the firm's instability for months, but I was loyal and committed to turning things around. I liked the work, and I …
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