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GardnerFrankhouser is a boutique law firm located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, focusing exclusively in the representation of individuals in complex employment matters.
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New hires who sign noncompetes too quickly may find themselves stranded later on.
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02/26/2021
Has your employer asked you to sign a non-competition agreement? Are you already working for that employer?
If so, in Pennsylvania your employer must provide you with new consideration (i.e., something of value that you are not already entitled to) for the non-compete agreement to be enforceable.
You should always consult with a qualified employment lawyer before signing a non-compete agreement and/or when you are considering leaving your current employer for a new opportunity.
02/18/2021
Did you know that if you’re paid on a day rate basis, you’re entitled to overtime compensation? A “day rate” is a flat amount that you are paid for each day that you work, regardless of the number of hours that you work in that workday. If you work more than 40 hours in a workweek, then you are entitled to overtime compensation. If this is your situation, you should consult with a qualified employment lawyer.
12/22/2020
Are you entitled to additional overtime payments? You may be if:
* you receive a bonus or commission payment from
your employer;
* you work overtime; and
* your employer does not include the bonus or
commission payment in the calculation of your
overtime.
If this is your situation, you should consult with a qualified employment lawyer.
12/16/2020
Does your employer require you to “punch out” for breaks of 20 minutes or less? If so, this practice violates the law. Break periods of 20 minutes or less must paid for by your employer. If this is your situation, you should consult with a qualified employment lawyer.
www.gfemploymentlaw.com
12/10/2020
Does your employer round your time to the closest quarter hour? Did you know that if your employer always rounds your work time down, this practice violates the law? If your employer always rounds your work time down, you may be owed additional wages and overtime. If you’re in this situation, you should consult with a qualified employment lawyer.
www.gfemploymentlaw.com
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