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07.10.2023
New York Aims to Become the Fifth State to Join the Non-Compete “Ban” Wagon
(Click here to view the PDF) The New York State Assembly reconvened last month and passed a bill (A01278B) banning all non-compete agreements which, if enacted, would prohibit almost all new employee non-compete agreements, regardless of salary level or job function. Strikingly, the proposed legislation does not contain an exception for situations involving the sale […]
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06.06.2023
NLRB Signals Intent to Invalidate Many Employee Non-Compete Agreements
(Click here to view the PDF) The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB)’s General Counsel, Jennifer Abruzzo, sent a strong signal that the Board will be attempting to invalidate many employee non-compete agreements, as part of its power to enforce the National Labor Relations Act (“NLRA”). Although it remains to be seen if this position will be […]
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02.13.2023
Temporary Workers’ Bill of Rights Signed into Law
(Click here to view printable PDF) On Monday, February 6, 2023, New Jersey Governor Murphy signed into law Assembly Bill, A1474, providing a number of far-reaching and new protections for temporary workers, and also imposing new requirements on temporary staffing agencies and their clients. The law is intended to help remedy the effects identified in […]
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02.06.2023
The Proposed Workforce Mobility Act is Back Again, This Time with Gusto
(Click here to view printable PDF) The legislative assault on non-competes that we have been reporting on continues. In a bipartisan federal bill introduced days ago, U.S. Senator Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) and U.S. Senator Todd Young (R-Ind.) have once again reintroduced the Workforce Mobility Act (Senate Bill 200 S200). While this bill was introduced last […]
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Scott advises and represents employers in a broad range of matters from daily counseling through litigation. Scott provides employment advice and counsel to employers on issues such as employee discipline and termination, reasonable accommodations, leave entitlements, wage and hour issues, and human resource policies and handbooks. He conducts internal employment investigations on behalf of clients, makes recommendations, and prepares employer responses to administrative charges, including charges before the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.