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Home » Federal Judge Strikes Down Key Parts Of New Joint Employer Rule
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Federal Judge Strikes Down Key Parts Of New Joint Employer Rule

September 22, 2020Updated:December 7, 2023No Comments6 Mins Read
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In a move sure to frustrate employers and usher in a wave of confusion, a New York federal court judge just struck down critical portions of the Labor Department’s new joint employer rule that went into effect a few months ago. Concluding that the agency’s rule has “major flaws,” U.S....

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