Kentucky Governor Signs Senate Bill 7 Into Law Reestablishing Employment Arbitration
From Fisher Phillips, Thomas Birchfield reports on a new Kentucky statute that allows employers to require arbitration agreements as a
Kentucky Supreme Court Holds Employers May Not Require Arbitration Agreements As A Condition Of Employment
From JDSupra, Mark Gerano, Samia Kirmani, Ryan Martin, Abraham Saiger, Brendan Sweeney, and Sherry Swieca discuss a recent case from the Kentucky Supreme Court that says
Was Racetrack Chaplain an Independent Contractor or an Employee?
From HR Daily Advisor, Charles Bradley discusses a recent Kentucky case in which a chaplain for a racecourse was found
Kentucky Supreme Court Opens the Door to State Wage and Hour Class Actions
From JDSupra, Wendy Miller discusses a recent Kentucky Supreme Court case that will permit class action lawsuits for wage and hour
State Supreme Court hears arguments in hospital case
From the Glasgow Daily Times, Ronnie Ellis reports on a case in which a hospital was alleged to be liable
Kentucky joins feds’ misclassification fight
From Staffing Industry Analysts, Kentucky has joined the Department of Labor’s initiative. The SIA reports: “Kentucky signed a three-year memorandum
New bill imposes penalty on Kentucky construction contractors who misclassify employees
From Lexology, Steven A. Brehm of Bingham Grennebaum Doll LLP writes about Kentucky legilsation that was introduced to increase the penalties