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Comment #47395568
Thanks to everyone in this chain for sharing! I've learned so much from your programs and was inspired to make my repo public and do a write up as well. I was 52nd place with a sco…
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Comment #42326260
Where did you learn this from? This interpretation is incorrect. The section you mention is a subsection of 296-128-500, which defines the minimum rates for certain professions to …
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Comment #41743617
Interesting analogy but I’m not convinced it’s the best one. One might also note that in many large scale restaurants, there is in fact only a handful of chefs who determine the me…
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Comment #40712127
Worth noting that this varies heavily by issuer - I checked out the most recent 10Ks for Amex and Discover (Visa and MC are networks and as such, operate off interchange, not inter…
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Comment #40485979
I'd look into industry trade groups and self-regulatory organizations. A few U.S. examples that come to mind are FINRA (broker-dealers), bar associations (lawyers), AMA (doctors), …
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Comment #40139803
Source? My understanding is that at-will states have a default presumption of at-will employment in the absence of a contract, but parties are free to contract alternatively. Which…
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Comment #40137333
Page 83-84 provides some guidance on garden leave and suggests that it will still be allowed under the new rule: > With respect to garden leave agreements, as noted previously, com…
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Comment #40136080
Any employment law enthusiasts here who can comment on whether garden leave is still allowed under this? I would assume so, given the employment is active and the employee is still…
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Comment #39871546
Thanks! I assume it's referencing this sentence and surrounding info: > "Dozens of documents from across the company reveal that Zuckerberg had spoken to the company’s head of secu…
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Comment #39871503
Where is this headline coming from? I haven't been following this case, and unfortunately, either my poor legal or technical comprehension prevents me from finding the points in th…
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Comment #39867017
I am also confused about what this paper is describing. My read is that having two staff (a dedicated barista and a dedicated cashier) outperforms having one staff (working as both…