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Michael Fleischer,
Jean Wilson
The employers investigated ranged from a restaurant chain to a skin care company to a book store.
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Jennifer Mora,
Jean Wilson
Effective October 13, 2018, Massachusetts employers will no longer be permitted to inquire about certain misdemeanor convictions and sealed or expunged records for employment purposes.
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Jennifer Mora,
Jean Wilson
Effective October 13, 2018, Massachusetts employers will no longer be permitted to inquire about certain misdemeanor convictions and sealed or expunged records for employment purposes.
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Robert A. Fisher,
Hillary Massey
The Massachusetts Attorney General's office ("AGO") issued Guidance on March 1 about the changes to the Massachusetts Equal Pay Act ("MEPA") that will take effect July 1.
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Hillary Massey
Barry Miller and Hillary Massey authored a February 26 article in New England In-House, "MEPA is coming: an overview of the audit process."
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Christopher DeGroff,
Matthew Gagnon,
Gerald Maatman Jr.,
Kyla Miller
This month the EEOC released its 2018-2022 strategic plan, which focuses on preventing and combating discrimination and improving the EEOC's organizational functionality.
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Alison Silveira,
Jean Wilson
The Massachusetts Department of Criminal Justice Information Services recently amended the provisions of the Commonwealth's CORI regulations that govern how employers conduct criminal history checks.
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Alison Silveira,
Jean Wilson
Jean Wilson, Barry Miller and Alison Silveira authored "State Readies New Rules on Background Checks," an article on April 13 for AIM Blog.
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Anne Bider
The Massachusetts Superior Court recently issued an opinion holding that, under Massachusetts wage law, employers in the Commonwealth must pay employees for meal breaks...
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Daniel Klein,
Hillary Massey
On August 1, 2016, Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker signed a bill that will amend the Commonwealth's pay equity law effective in 2018. The changes will make the law one of the most stringent...
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Daniel Klein,
Hillary Massey
On July 14, 2016, the Massachusetts House of Representatives passed its own version of a pay equity bill after the Senate passed its version in January.
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Daniel Klein,
Jessica Schauer Lieberman
The Massachusetts Attorney General's Office recently issued a wave of information requests to employers in the Commonwealth seeking data on how companies pay their employees.
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Richard Alfred,
Kelsey Montgomery
In January 2015, the state's minimum wage jumped from $8.00 per hour to $9.00 per hour. At the start of 2016, it will increase an additional dollar. Looking forward to 2017, the rate will increase again, to $11.00 per hour.
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