Real Estate News Updates via Twitter
- RT @AmandaMarieBaer: Can an employer require employees to get a COVID-19 vaccine? EEOC says "yes." However, SHOULD you require your employ…. David McCay 1 month ago
- What does the December 8th Rollback Mean for Massachusetts Employers? Find out here. offtheclockemploymentblog.com/2020/12/10/wha… via @AmandaMarieBaer. David McCay 2 months ago
- Municipal Permitting Timelines Resume on December 1. mirickrealestatelawblog.com/2020/11/20/mun… via @wordpressdotcom. David McCay 3 months ago
- RT @bdlawfirm: Last chance to register to join B&D and @ELIORG on October 26 for "#Superfund Reform Efforts, Past and Present," a virtual p…. David McCay 4 months ago
- RT @495Partnership: Thank you to our @MassDEP representatives Kathleen Baskin, Assistant Commissioner of the Bureau of Water Resources, and…. David McCay 4 months ago
- RT @495Partnership: The @495Partnership will host representatives from @MassDEP for a presentation regarding the state's new PFAS drinking…. David McCay 4 months ago
- It was definitely different this year, but so proud of and thankful for all our donors and my teammates at Team ACT… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…. David McCay 7 months ago
- Water stop #1 for Team ACT and our #PMC2020. Closer by the mile. https://t.co/E6ezPpSGOc. David McCay 7 months ago
- PMC2020 Day 1: 113 mi. done and dusted!. David McCay 7 months ago
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Monthly Archives: June 2015
BREAKING: Supreme Court Strikes Down New EPA Rules on Mercury Emissions
In a blow to the Obama Administration’s efforts to phase out coal-fired power plants and encourage energy production from renewable resources, the United States Supreme Court has thrown out the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) new rules requiring coal-fired power plants … Continue reading
Massachusetts Earned Sick Time Law Seminar – July 16 at Holy Cross
On July 1, 2015, the Massachusetts Earned Sick Time Law takes effect. As many of you are aware, the Attorney General’s Office has been busy hosting public hearings concerning their proposed regulations related to the Earned Sick Time Law. Mirick … Continue reading
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Real Estate Agents Not Covered by Independent Contractor Statute
In 2004, the Massachusetts Legislature passed M.G.L. c. 149, § 148B, known as the independent contractor statute, to prevent the misclassification of employees as independent contractors, which would deny them benefits they would otherwise be entitled to as employees. When … Continue reading
Posted in Construction, Contracts, Labor
Tagged employee, Independent Contractor, Monell v. Boston Pads, Supreme Judicial Court
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