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Employment Law Spotlight

The Birth of Another Form of Paid Leave: Prenatal Leave for New York-Based Employees

BREAKING NEWS: DOL Unveils Final OT Rule, Significantly Raising Salary Thresholds for Exemptions

Three BakerHostetler Attorneys Speak at 2024 ILS Annual Conference

Justin Murphy Speaks on Panel at Global Competition Review 8th Annual GCR Live: Cartels

A recent payout by Uber to New Jersey for taxes the state said the company owed for misclassifying workers “brings attention to a less discussed element of the worker status debate,” according to a Sept. 27, 2022, article published by the Law360 Employment Authority. “State Tax Recoveries Don’t Help Worker Wage Issue, Attys Say” examines the impact on workers of the $100 million payout, announced by New Jersey on Sept. 13.  Partner Todd Lebowitz told Law360 that New Jersey benefitted from this payout, but workers will not. “The agencies are saying that they’re doing this to protect workers, but when they’re collecting unemployment assessments, that’s really just going into the state coffers,” he said.  <a href="https://www.law360.com/employment-authority/articles/1533141/state-tax-recoveries-don-t-help-worker-wage-issue-attys-say" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Read the article (subscription required).</a>

Todd Lebowitz Quoted on Uber Payout to NJ for Misclassification of Workers

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