Topic
Scheduling
33 published works
Workforce Bulletin
On-Call Scheduling and Wage Theft – Employment Law This Week
By Epstein Becker Green, Epstein Becker & Green, P.C.
Employment Law This Week - a new video program from Epstein Becker Green - has a story this week about on-call shifts and the challenges they’re facing in court. Both BCBG…
Workforce Bulletin
San Francisco Retail Workers Bill Of Rights
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors passed two ordinances, known colloquially as the Retail Workers Bill of Rights, to regulate: (1) employee hours, scheduling, and retention; and (2) treatment of…
Labor Days
New York Attorney General’s Office Demands “On Call Shift” Information From Retailers
By Kelley Drye
As reported in various media outlets, the New York Attorney General’s office recently sent a request to several retail employers who do business in New York for information concerning their…
California Peculiarities Employment Law Blog
More Alphabet Soup: A SF-Style Retail Workers Bills of Rights, A Proposed OSHA Regulation for Healthcare Workers, and an Update to the ABCs of the ACA
By Seyfarth Shaw LLP, Seyfarth Shaw LLP
California legislators and regulators continue their efforts to expand employee protections, and the IRS permits a temporary subsidy for separating employees who want to sample the small business exchanges…
California Employment Law Update
San Francisco Passes the “Retail Workers Bill of Rights”
By Anthony DiBenedetto, Christina Teeter
San Francisco recently enacted two sweeping ordinances that are being referred to as the “Retail Workers Bill of Rights” (you can find the ordinances here and here). The new laws…
California Peculiarities Employment Law Blog
San Francisco Board of Supervisors Tentatively Passes “Retail Workers Bill Of Rights” – Final Vote Expected On November 25
By Seyfarth Shaw LLP, Seyfarth Shaw LLP
By Duwayne A. Carr and Laura J. Maechtlen We previously blogged about pending legislation in San Francisco titled the “Retail Workers Bill of Rights,” a comprehensive set of policies introduced as…
Connecticut Employment Law Blog
Minimum Daily Earnings Guarantee (or Reporting Time) Already a Rule For Some Employers
[caption id="attachment_5825" align="alignright" width="300"] Pizza workers may be covered.[/caption] This week, one of Connecticut's own, Representative Rosa DeLauro introduced the "Schedules That Work Act" bill in Congress. It would ostensibly help part-time workers…
Employment Law Watch
Part-Time Workers: New Nuisance for Employers?
By Sara A. Begley, Amanda D. Haverstick, Joel S. Barras
A movement to give part-time employees more predictable schedules and related perks recently made front-page news. See Steven Greenhouse, “A Push to Give Steadier Shifts to Part-Timers,” The New York Times…
Civil Rights Law & Policy Blog
Scheduling Shortfalls: Hours Parity as the New Pay Equity
The title of this post comes from this new article arguing that debates over equal pay must be reframed to include the disparity in hours given between men and women. Here…
Smart Grid Legal News
FERC to Hold Electric-Gas Technical Conference on Scheduling
By Linda Evers
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (“FERC”) will hold a technical conference focused on natural gas and electric scheduling. The conference also will explore coordination issues such as: would the establishment of…