The Year in Labor & Employment – 2024 Popular Reads on JD Supra

For your reference, a year-end roundup of some of the most widely read news, analysis, and guidance published on JD Supra during 2024:

1. FTC Non-Compete Ban: What You Need to Know (UPDATED) – by attorneys at Seyfarth Shaw
2. Arizona Minimum Wage Increased on January 1, 2024 – by Alden Thomas at Jaburg Wilk
3. EEOC Sues Three Employers for Disability Discrimination – by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC)
4. FTC Wins Round Two in Its Non-Compete Ban Defense – by Hugh Murray, III at McCarter & English
5. The FTC Non-Compete Ban Clings to Life: Prepare Now Ahead of the Deadline – by Jyllian Bradshaw and Rachel Gebaide at Lowndes
6. Misdemeanors That Prevent Employment – Surprising Offenses That Employers Won't Overlook – by Steven Rodemer at Rodemer Kane Attorneys at Law
7. The FTC’s Rule Banning Noncompete Agreements is Dead. Long Live Noncompete Agreements? – by Mitchell Rhein at Spilman Thomas & Battle
8. California Employers: Are You Ready for the New Laws of 2025? – by Mark Spring at CDF Labor Law
9. Two Years Into His Bias Suit Against NFL, Brian Flores Has Little to Show for It – by Christopher Deubert at Constangy
10. Federal Judge Blocks $44k and $59k Overtime Rule Nationwide: The 6 Questions Employers Should Answer to Plan Immediate Next Steps – by Kathleen McLeod Caminiti and J. Hagood Tighe at Fisher Phillips
11. New York Budget Bill: COVID Leave Ending, Other Leaves Coming? – by Daniel Moore and Ibrahim Tariq at Harris Beach
12. New Salary Level Is Coming for Exempt White-Collar Employees, Unless... – by Ellen Kearns at Constangy
13. Private Sector Union Membership Rate Held Steady in 2023 – by Jonathan King and Suellen Oswald at Jackson Lewis
14. Massachusetts Implements New Pay Transparency Law – by attorneys at Nilan Johnson Lewis
15. The DOL Establishes Salary Levels for 2024/2025 Overtime Pay Exemptions under the FLSA—and Has Substantially Increased Them – by attorneys at Tannenbaum Helpern Syracuse & Hirschtritt

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