Florida Minimum Wage Changes for 2020
Effective January 1, 2020, Florida’s minimum wage law will be increased to $8.56 per hour. What does this mean for restaurant employees? Read more!
Spam Texts and Calls on the Rise in Colorado, Among Others
Robocalls and spam texts are surging. Learn your rights and how to stop unwanted messages from disrupting your life on our blog, or call us today!
Overtime Eligibility Will Expand in 2020. Are You Affected?
In 2020, workers who earn less than $35,568 yearly will become eligible for overtime pay. Here’s what that means for you.
Cannabis Industry Must Pay Overtime, Tenth Circuit Rules
The Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed in Kenney v. Helix TCS that, though selling cannabis is against federal law, US labor regulations still cover its workers.
Colorado Criminalizes Employers’ Failure to Pay Wages
In 2020, any Colorado employer who commits wage theft could be charged with a crime and face steep penalties. Are you being paid your due?
Florida’s Laws (Or Lack Thereof) Protecting LGBTQ+ Employees
Contact USA Employment Lawyers if you’re suffering workplace discrimination based on your sexual orientation or gender identity.
Florida Overtime Laws During a Hurricane
Are you wondering if you are entitled to overtime pay during a hurricane? USA Employment Lawyers explain Florida’s overtime laws for natural disasters.
American Workers & the Importance of Labor Day
Labor Day isn’t just a holiday, it’s a celebration of workers’ rights. Learn why it matters for fair wages and conditions in our blog, or call today for more info!
Children’s Harbor Academic Achievement Awards Ceremony
Attorney Jordan Richards from USA Employment Lawyers sponsors the Children’s Harbor Academic Achievement Awards Ceremony. Find out more in our blog.
