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Article Index » flsa and wage & hour » salary surveys
Report Link Fourth Circuit Bars "FLSA-Based" State Law Claims, Rules FLSA Remedies Are Exclusive (pdf).
Nexsen Pruet - March 05, 2008
The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals, which has jurisdiction over North and South Carolina federal courts, recently held in Anderson v. Sara Lee Corp., that remedies contain in the Fair Labor Standards Act are exclusive and preempt remedies that would otherwise be available under state law.
Report Link Improper Classification of Employees as Independent Contractors Can Have Devastating Effects.
Elarbee, Thompson, Sapp & Wilson, LLP. - November 17, 2006
Earlier this year, a federal district court in Indiana consolidated twenty-three lawsuits against a nationwide package courier. Although the lawsuits were originally filed in twenty-five different states and alleged violations of a variety of federal and state laws, each lawsuit turned on the common question of whether the package courier misclassified its drivers as independent contractors.
Report Link Salary Information.
JobStar - (No Date)
This portion of JobStar contains a wealth of salary information, including links to over 300 salary surveys on the Web.
Report Link Salary Resource Site.
Economic Research Institute - (No Date)
ERI offesr research software and reports relating to area wage and salary differentials, salary survey position pay, area cost-of-living differentials, and other human resources and demographics information relating to pay and relocation planning.

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