Massachusetts Enacts Law on Noncompete Agreements
From Lexology, David J. Santeusanio and Andrew Silvia provide an excellent overview of the Massachusetts statute governing noncompete agreements. The new
Employee or Independent Contractor?
Resources collected by Nathan S. Gibson to help classify workers as employees or independent contractors
From Lexology, David J. Santeusanio and Andrew Silvia provide an excellent overview of the Massachusetts statute governing noncompete agreements. The new
From Lexology, Melissa McDonagh and Kevin Burke report on the recently passed (but not yet signed into law) Massachusetts
From MassLive, Shira Schoenberg reports that Massachusetts Supreme Court Justices encouraged the legislature to clarify the state’s independent contractor laws. Shira
From Framingham Source, Susan Petroni reports tha Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healy joined in a brief to the National Labor Relations
This is a Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court case from 2013 but it came up in a conversation I was
From JDSupra, Mark Tabakman reports on a settlement between Harvard University and therapists and acupuncturists who alleged that they were misclassified
From The Boston Globe, Katie Johnston reports on the Appeals Court decision that newspaper delivery drivers were employees and not independent
From MassLive.com, Shira Schoenberg reports that the Massachusetts Appeals Court found that a newspaper carrier was an employee and not
From MassLive, Shira Schoenberg reports that the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court is considering a case in which a newspaper deliverer was
From the Gloucester Times, Mary Markos reports that judge found a taxi driver to be an employee and not an independent contractors.
From the National Law Review, Robert Sheridan reviews the developments in 2016 in employment law in Massachusetts including a court
The Massachusetts Attorney General released a statement saying that a drywall company agreed to pay $500,000 to resolve allegations