A few dollars per hour can decide whether a server pays rent on time. New York lets restaurants pay less than the full minimum wage only… Read More »

Electric scooters are everywhere in New York City. Delivery workers rely on them. Commuters use them to bridge the subway gap. Yet many riders and drivers… Read More »

Electric scooters, often seen zipping through city streets, have become part of New York City’s transportation scene. Yet many people remain unaware of their legal… Read More »

E-bikes are everywhere in New York City. You can spot them on major roads, side streets, and bike lanes. They offer convenient travel, but they… Read More »

Harassment in the workplace can derail careers and personal well-being. New York City workers have rights and deserve environments free from hostility. When complaints about… Read More »

If you work in the restaurant industry in New York City or own a local eatery, tip credit rules can get confusing. Tipped employees have… Read More »

  How Performance Improvement Plans Can Shield Employers A performance improvement plan, often called a PIP, is a tool many employers use when they claim… Read More »

If you work in New York City and face a sudden change in your job duties, you may wonder what rights you have. Sometimes, employers… Read More »

Sexual harassment remains a serious issue for many employees in New York City, and one of its most severe forms is quid pro quo harassment.… Read More »

Few workplace documents provoke as much anxiety for employees as a Performance Improvement Plan (PIP). If you have been placed on a PIP, you may… Read More »