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Misclassification of Employees as Independent Contractors in Massachusetts

Employee misclassification is a common issue in Massachusetts, particularly in industries where companies try to reduce costs by labeling workers as independent contractors rather than employees. Misclassification deprives workers of essential protections, including access to benefits, overtime pay, and legal rights under Massachusetts employment laws. Understanding how misclassification occurs, its consequences, and how to seek recourse can help Massachusetts workers protect their rights and ensure

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Massachusetts Wage Act: Unpaid Commissions

Understanding Unpaid Commissions in Massachusetts In Massachusetts, commissions and bonuses are often a significant part of an employee’s compensation package. However, disputes can arise when an employee is terminated, and the employer does not pay these earned amounts. Understanding your legal rights is crucial to ensuring you receive the compensation you deserve. Commissions: Commissions are payments based on sales or other measurable performance metrics. In

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Misclassification of Independent Contractors in Massachusetts

Independent contractors in Massachusetts play a vital role in our economy, providing services to businesses and individuals on a project basis. However, employers sometimes misclassify employees as independent contractors to sidestep various employment laws, such as paying minimum wages, benefits, insurance, and taxes. As a result, independent contractors need to be alert to misclassification by their employers, and they should understand their rights under federal

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What You Need To Know About Non-Compete Clauses in Massachusetts

Non-compete clauses, also known as restrictive covenants, are agreements between employers and employees that limit the employee’s ability to compete with the employer after the termination of their employment. In Massachusetts, these clauses are much debated and legally scrutinized. In this article, we’ll explore the purpose of non-competes, their enforceability, and what you should know as a potential client. Purpose of Non-Compete Clauses  The primary purpose of a non-compete

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Salaried Employees and Overtime Pay

As an employee in Massachusetts, you should know your rights and entitlements when it comes to overtime pay. One common misconception among salaried employees is that they are not entitled to overtime pay. This is not always true, depending on various factors that determine eligibility for overtime pay. What is Overtime Pay? Overtime pay is the additional compensation an employer pays to an employee for

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