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NJ adopts controversial ABC test rule on worker classification
The controversial move intends to clarify standards for independent contractors amid debate over gig work impacts and labor regulation.
NJ bill would ban height, weight discrimination
Lawmakers advanced a measure that would expand the state's Law Against Discrimination to include protections for height and weight.
Experts analyze 2026 employment law and compliance trends
A panel discussion featuring executives from Equiliem, Genova Burns LLC, Norris McLaughlin PA and ExtensisHR details legal updates on pay transparency, minimum wage, family leave and more.
NJBIZ panel examines NJ employment law shifts
The latest NJBIZ virtual discussion convened legal and HR leaders from Equiliem, Genova Burns, Norris McLaughlin PA and ExtensisHR who shared insights about local changes for employers and businesses, including minimum wage hikes, pay transparency rules and expanded family leave requirements.
Workplace dating policies gain urgency in remote era
As technology and hybrid schedules reshape office romance, New Jersey employment attorney Mark Kluger says clear company guidelines limit risk.
Brach Eichler opens labor, employment law office in Georgia
The Roseland law firm opened a new office in Alpharetta, Ga., offering labor and employment legal services for businesses in the Southeast.
CSG Law adds former Rutgers VP of labor relations
The Roseland-based law firm expands its employment practice with longtime public-sector negotiations expert David Cohen.
Former Hudson prosecutor Suarez joins Cleary Giacobbe
Esther Suarez, Hudson County’s first female and Hispanic prosecutor, joins Cleary Giacobbe as partner and chair of its white collar defense team.
Murphy says NJ contractor rule still under review
Without picking sides, Gov. Phil Murphy noted the passions surrounding the labor department's hotly contested proposal to reclassify gig workers in the state.
Pushback grows on NJ’s contractor classification rules
Bipartisan lawmakers and business leaders oppose the proposed ABC test updates, citing risks to independent workers and employers.
NJDOL faces pushback over independent contractor rules
The department's proposed ABC rules face mounting opposition from business groups and freelancers across the state.
Hoboken Mayor Bhalla rejoins Florio Perrucci
Ravi Bhalla previously spent five years at the firm before his election to lead the Mile Square City in November 2017.
