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  • April 21 2026

    Client Alert: New York Federal Court Clarifies That Employees’ “Pre-Shift” and “Post-Shift” Activities Are Not Compensable Time

    A New York federal court recently clarified that New York employers are not required to pay employees for routine “preliminary” or “postliminary” activities that occur before or after their core job duties – such as security screenings, clocking in and out, or walking to a workstation – unless those activities are “integral and indispensable” to the work the employee is hired to perform.

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  • April 20 2026

    Client Alert: IRS Issues Final “No Tax on Tips” Regulations

    The Internal Revenue Service (“IRS”) recently issued final regulations on the “No Tax on Tips” provisions of the 2025 One Big Beautiful Bill Act (“OBBBA”), establishing which workers may claim a deduction for tip income and clarifying qualifying payments.

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  • April 17 2026

    Client Alert: What Employers Need to Know About ICE’s New I-9 Enforcement Approach

    ICE has quietly adopted a stricter approach to evaluating Form I-9 errors, as outlined in a revised fact sheet. Previously, some mistakes were considered “technical” and employers were given 10 days to fix them before facing penalties. Under the new policy, many of these errors are now classified as “substantive” violations. As a result, employers may face immediate fines without an opportunity to correct the issues.

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