Publications
12/10/2004 - Connecticut Labor and Employment Law
Third Edition, Spring 2004
The first edition of Connecticut Labor and Employment Law was published in the fall of 1995, and a second edition was issued in 2001. The third edition was published in the spring of 2004 and includes the research of court decisions and new legislation that has been updated to the fall of 2003. All three editions of Connecticut Labor and Employment Law reflect the combined efforts of several attorneys in the labor and employment law firm of Siegel, O'Connor, Zangari, O'Donnell & Beck, P.C. Our goal is that this book will continue to serve as a ready reference source for specific questions that
2/27/2004 - 2004 Labor and Employment Handbook for Connecticut Restaurants
This first edition of the "Labor and Employment Handbook for Connecticut Restaurants" is designed to assist the restaurateurs of today meet the myriad of administrative, legal and regulatory issues that occur in the workplace. This guide is meant to serve as a ready resource for specific questions that may arise and require an immediate answer. To obtain a copy of this handbook, please visit the CRA website at www.ctrestaurant.org/LaborDoc. While providing a general overview of the current labor and employment law issues facing your business, this handbook is not a substitute for sound legal
3/12/2003 - Workplace Law Topics: Certain Computer-Related Occupations Qualify For Exemption Under the Federal Law Wage Hour Law
Originally Published in The Connecticut Tech Tribune, March, 2003
The question often arises whether computer professionals are exempt from payment of overtime under federal law.
The following provisions under the Fair Labor Standards Act must be followed in order to make the proper determination with respect to each computer-related position. First, the employee has to be paid at least $27.63 per hour. Second, the primary job duties must include:
· The application of systems analysis techniques and procedures, to include consultations with users in order to determine hardware, software, or system functional specifications;
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