How nonprofits can avoid the legal pitfalls of telecommuting employees *

USA - February 21 2012
As technology for the home office improves, more nonprofits and employees are taking advantage of the benefits of telecommuting. 

Co-authors: Nicholas M. Reiter, David R. Warner, Jeffrey S. Tenenbaum.

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New York attorney general targets violations of wage and anti-retaliation labor laws *

USA - January 11 2012
On January 5, 2012, the New York State Attorney General’s Office announced that the CEO of a New York recycling group has pled guilty to charges that he violated New York State’s minimum wage and anti-retaliation labor laws.

Co-authors: Nicholas M. Reiter, Doreen S. Martin, Megan H. Mann, Michael J. Volpe, William (Widge) Devaney.

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Food services providers & investigations by state attorneys general *

USA - December 15 2011
New York State’s new Taxpayer Protection Bureau, which New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman established in January 2011, was designed to eliminate fraud and recoup money illegally taken from New York State taxpayers.

Co-authors: Doreen S. Martin, Michael J. Volpe, William (Widge) Devaney.

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A nonprofit’s guide to properly characterizing workers as employees, interns and volunteers *

USA - August 22 2011
For many nonprofits, the savings that come from not paying wages, benefits and taxes provide a great incentive to classify workers as interns or volunteers.

Co-authors: Nicholas M. Reiter, Jeffrey S. Tenenbaum.

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A nonprofit’s guide to properly characterizing workers as employees, interns and volunteers *

USA - July 25 2011
For many nonprofits, the savings that comes from not paying wages, benefits and taxes provide a great incentive to classify workers as interns or volunteers. 

Co-authors: Nicholas M. Reiter.

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