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ESG, Public Pensions, and Compelled Speech

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3] At the same time, recent Supreme Court and appellate court decisions have expanded the First Amendment’s protection against compelled speech and association. AFSCME , [4] the Supreme Court held that states could not require non-union employees who opposed union speech and policies to contribute to public unions.

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Skadden Discusses the FTC’s Plan To Limit Noncompetes

Reynolds Holding

While the federal antitrust laws apply to noncompete agreements, historically, these kinds of clauses have been assessed under a fact-specific reasonableness standard by the federal agencies and courts. Many state legislatures have taken steps to limit post-employment noncompetes in recent years. Interest groups have also weighed in.

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Employer Vaccine Mandates, Worker Refusals, and Unemployment Benefits

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Supreme Court settled the issue of the COVID-19 vaccine mandate for certain employers under the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s (OSHA) Emergency Temporary Standard (ETS) on January 13, 2022, by blocking its implementation. The answer, as you might expect, is complicated. . Legislation ( L.

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Payroll trends to watch in 2022 (Part 2)

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The DOL also has a list of potential FUTA credit reduction states for tax year 2022, which includes California, Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and the U.S. The court said that California wage and hour laws apply to workers who perform all or most of their work in the state.

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Gibson Dunn Offers 2022 Mid-Year Securities Litigation Update

Reynolds Holding

What To Watch For In The Supreme Court. Although it has been a relatively quiet first half of 2022 for securities litigators in the Supreme Court, one decision has a potential impact on rulemaking and several other decisions could be on the horizon. On November 7, 2022, the Supreme Court will hear argument in SEC v.

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Are Interstate Telecommuters During COVID-19 a Sales Tax Liability for Your Company?

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In response to the fluid and uncertain situation that many businesses are facing, Checkpoint Catalyst conducted a comprehensive survey of state tax agencies to find out how individual states are managing tax issues related to COVID-19 worker displacement. Supreme Court ruled in South Dakota v. In 2018, the U.S.

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Legal Experts Weigh-in on Labor Department’s Upcoming Worker Classification Rule?

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Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit  granted a 120-day delay to further proceedings related to a DOL appeal in response to the federal district court ruling back in March 2022 to allow the DOL time to complete its rulemaking. Supreme Court recently declined to hear a First Amendment-based case against California’s ABC test.