Tag: employment law

  • A Guide to Florida Minimum Wage

    A Guide to Florida Minimum Wage

    (Content updated 11/2023) Employees across the State of Florida deserve fair pay — and many employers are bound by law to pay at least the Florida minimum wage to their workers. It is widely known that the U.S. has a federal minimum wage standard, which has been stagnant at $7.25 per hour since 2009. But…

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  • Exempt or Non-Exempt: What You Need to Know About the Misclassification of Non-Exempt Employees

    Exempt or Non-Exempt: What You Need to Know About the Misclassification of Non-Exempt Employees

    Misclassification of non-exempt employees is a common problem in the workplace. Employers may either “inflate” your job title, make a mistake, or intentionally misclassify you, so they do not have to pay you overtime to save money on their bottom line. Fortunately, federal law protects employees against this practice. The Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA)…

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  • When Should You Lawyer Up? Knowing When to Hire an Employment Lawyer

    When Should You Lawyer Up? Knowing When to Hire an Employment Lawyer

    Do you need to lawyer up? When experiencing workplace retaliation or discrimination, knowing if you need an attorney is not always clear. That is why it is important to understand not only your employee rights but what an employment lawyer does and how they can assist you. Employee rights and the complexities of employment law…

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  • 6 Questions to Ask an Employment Lawyer

    6 Questions to Ask an Employment Lawyer

    When you are searching for the right legal representation, it can be hard to decide who to chose. There are important questions to ask an employment lawyer that will guide you in selecting the best firm for your needs. What to Ask Before Hiring an Employment Lawyer Here are seven critical questions to ask an…

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