Social media has become a significant factor in employment decisions across New York City. What employees post, like, or share …
Employee Rights Regarding Religious Accommodations in NYC
Religious freedom is a fundamental right, and New York City employees are legally protected from workplace discrimination based on their …
Understanding the Legalities of Employee Surveillance in New York
Employers have a legitimate interest in monitoring workplace activities to ensure productivity, protect company assets, and prevent misconduct. However, employee …
Legal Implications of Artificial Intelligence in NYC Hiring Practices
Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing the way businesses recruit and hire employees. Many New York City employers now use AI-driven …
Addressing Age Discrimination in the Modern New York Workplace
Age discrimination remains a significant issue in workplaces across New York despite laws designed to protect older employees. As businesses …
Navigating Non-Compete Agreements in New York Employment Contracts
Non-compete agreements are standard in New York employment contracts, but they can be restrictive and impact a worker’s ability to …
Examples of Sexism in the Workplace and How to Take Action in New York
Sexism in the workplace doesn’t always look the way people expect. It’s not just about outright harassment or obvious pay …
What to Know About Drug Testing in the Workplace in New York City
Many employees don’t realize how New York City’s drug testing laws affect their rights. While employers have the right to …
Should a Lawyer Review My Employment Contract?
Entering into an employment contract is a pivotal moment in your career. While the prospect of a new position is …
What to Do When You’re Misclassified as an Independent Contractor in New York
Independent contracting offers flexibility, but being misclassified as an independent contractor when you should be an employee can cost you …
