Anne Seidel recently wrote a new article expressing concern about new disciplinary changes. Every attorney should read this article: Losing Your License Will Be Easier Under Proposed Rule Changes
As the tumultuous year that was 2020 came to a close, a bright light began to shine on the rights of college athletes. On December 17, 2020 Senators Cory Booker… Read more »
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Be careful who you buy from. Whether you are purchasing from a street vendor, an established merchant, or through e-commerce, purchasing used items can be tricky—especially if it turns out… Read more »
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We have previously posted about voluntarily leaving your job for a “good cause” such that you may still qualify for unemployment benefits due to illness or disability. But there are… Read more »
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Senate Bill 5601, effective February 8, 2021, provides that after April 4, 2021, and during the weeks of a public health emergency (PHE), an unemployed individual, who left work voluntarily… Read more »
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For those Adult Family Home [AFH] Providers who have minor issues with Residential Care Services [RCS] imposing sanctions because of a misunderstanding or when rebuttal evidence was not properly before… Read more »
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On January 6, 2021, the U.S. Department of Labor issued a final rule revising its interpretation of independent contractor status under the Fair Labor Standards Act, 29 CFR Parts 780,… Read more »
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Washington requires careful considerations in interviews that protect individuals from employment decisions based on potentially discriminatory conduct. These considerations include similar categories as those to prevent discrimination during the course… Read more »
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The State of Washington has extended the following important moratoriums for struggling citizens due to COVID-19 and the issues it has caused with safely maintaining employment and housing during Washington’s… Read more »
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In Washington, the Courts look beyond the classification a boss gives to a worker to decide whether the person working for them was an employee or an independent contractor. The… Read more »
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