Department of Labor and Workforce Development | NJDOL Issues Stop-Work Orders to Contractor for Two School Projects
NJDOL Issues Stop-Work Orders to Contractor for Two School Projects
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NJDOL Issues Stop-Work Orders to Contractor for Two School Projects
NJ Labor Department Issues Stop-Work Orders On Belleville High School Project
NJ Labor Department Issues Stop-Work Orders to Two Contractors for Violations at Dunellen School Job Site
Where (1) a plaintiff filed a claim that he was misclassified as an independent contractor and (2) the defendant employer has argued that the Massachusetts Wage Act is inapplicable because the parties’ service agreement was signed not by the plaintiff but by a limited liability company formed by him, there are competing facts that preclude
Where a complaint has been filed alleging that a defendant misclassified its franchisees as independent contractors instead of employees, the defendant should be awarded summary judgment because the plaintiffs do not perform services for the defendant. “This case arises from a putative class action brought by five 7-Eleven, Inc. (‘7-Eleven’ or ‘defendant’) franchise store owners