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DOL Issues First Opinion Letters in 9 Years, Provides Clarity on FMLA and FLSA Matters

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In the situation presented, the employees’ medical certifications required them to have an hourly break of at least 15 minutes. Jones, JD is a Senior Legal Editor for BLR’s human resources and employment law publications. is a Legal Editor for BLR’s human resources and employment law publications. Prince, J.D.,

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10 Tips for Hiring Minors This Summer

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Severe penalties may be imposed on employers that violate child labor laws. In addition, employers are prohibited from retaliating or otherwise discriminating against an employee who files a complaint or participates in a legal proceeding under the Act. Do You Need to Pay Your Summer Employees—Or Are They Interns?

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Refusal to Undergo Medical Exam Tanks Michigan Worker’s ADA Claim

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Sam” began working for the city of Flushing, Michigan in 2004. The city later sought certification from his therapist that he was “capable of performing his duties, as required, so that he and his fellow employees’ safety is not compromised.” Sam’s performance began to suffer about the same time.

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Recordkeeping for the Newly Nonexempt Effective December 1, 2016

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Such records include payroll records, work certificates, collective bargaining agreements, and individual employment contracts. Supplementary records—documents serving as the source documents for other payroll records maintained by an employer—must be preserved for at least 2 years. Prince, J.D.,