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EPISODE · Dec 12, 2022 · 56 MIN

Back to the Future: Biden Administration Seeks Return to Restrictive Standards for Businesses and Independent Contractors

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The Department of Labor recently closed its open comment period for its proposed rulemaking regarding Employee or Independent Contractor Classification under the Fair Labor Standards Act. As such, this webinar explores what the proposed rule seeks to do, and how the affected stakeholder community has responded. In addition, the proposed rule comes out of litigation and may in fact create additional litigation in 2023. In addition, the speakers highlight other actions that impact independent workers including the NLRB's pending decision in Atlanta Opera as well as the DOL joint employer rulemaking. On this teleforum we will hear from Maury Baskin (Littler-Mendelson) who led a winning effort against the DOL in Coalition for Workforce Innovation (CWI) v. Secretary Walsh as well as the Chair of CWI, Evan Armstrong.Featuring: --Evan Armstrong, Vice President, Government Affairs, Retail Industry Leaders Association--Maury Baskin, Shareholder, Littler Mendelson P.C.

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