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Avidor v. Sutter’s Place, Inc., decided January 23, 2013, California Court of Appeal, Sixth Appellate District, involved a class action brought on behalf of card dealers employed by Sutter’s Place, a casino....more
Effective November 6, 2012, amended New York Labor Law section 193 relaxes the overly restrictive dictates of the old law and gives employers greater latitude in making deductions from employee paychecks. Employers should...more
In the August 2012 issue of the New York eAuthority, we reported that the New York State Senate and Assembly passed legislation, which had not yet been signed by Governor Andrew Cuomo, amending New York Labor Law § 193. On...more
On September 8, 2012, Governor Andrew Cuomo signed a much-anticipated law that amends New York Labor Law § 193 by expanding the scope of permissible deductions from an employee’s wages. The new law, which will take effect on...more
On September 8, 2012, Governor Andrew Cuomo signed a much-anticipated law that amends New York Labor Law Section 193 by expanding the scope of permissible deductions from an employee’s wages. Currently, § 193 prohibits...more
The New York State Senate and Assembly recently passed legislation that amends New York Labor Law § 193 by expanding the scope of permissible deductions from an employee’s wages. The amendments, which are awaiting final...more
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