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Manager of Key West Labor Staffing Companies Sentenced for Tax Crimes and Immigration Fraud
The United States Department of Justice annouced the manager of several staffing agencies was sentenced to prison…
Staffing Company Owner Pleads Guilty to Payroll Tax Crimes
The United States Department of Justice A former New York City resident pleaded guilty today to willfully…
Arrests made in alleged ‘ghost worker’ scam in Virginia
From the Loudoun Times-Mirror, Evan Goodenow reports on a scheme to defraud a temporary staffing agency…
New Massachusetts Law Prohibits Discrimination Based on Hairstyle
From JDSupra, Tracy Thomas Boland and Jacob Tosti discuss new legislation that bans discrimination based on “traits…
Massachusetts Bans Hairstyle Discrimination
From JDSupra, Christopher Feudo and James Fullmer discuss recent Massachusetts legislation that bans Key Takeaways: The Massachusetts…
Massachusetts Court Rejects Attempt to Circumvent Non-Compete Law
From JDSupra, Sara Higgins discusses a recent case in which an employer attempted to circumvent the requirements…
Government Contractor to Pay $9 Million to Resolve FCA Allegations of Cybersecurity Violations
From JDSupra, David Shafer discusses a recent settlement in which a government contractor agreed to pay $9…
More Privacy, Please – June 2022 from Troutman Pepper
From JDSupra, David Anthony, Christopher Carlson, Noah DiPasquale, Molly DiRago, Robyn Lin, and Rachel Miklaszewski provide an…
Justice Department Settles With IT Recruiter to Resolve Immigration-Related Discrimination Claims
The United States Department of Justice and a staffing firm agreed to settle a claim that the…
American Data Privacy and Protection Act – Could a Federal Privacy Law be on the Horizon?
From JDSupra, Carrie Cobb and Roy Wyman discuss the American Data Privacy and Protection Act (ADPPA) which…
Congress Releases Draft Federal Privacy Law with Potential Traction To Pass
From JDSupra, Jason Gavejian, Joseph Lazzarotti, and Cecilie Read discuss the American Data Privacy and Protection Act,…
SJC Strikes Down Two Initiative Petitions Proposing Laws Classifying Covered App-Based Drivers as Independent Contractors
From JDSupra, Jaclyn L. Kawka discusses the Supreme Judicial Court’s decision that two initiative petitions may not…
