Employment Law Insights & Resources

Stay Informed. Know Your Rights. Employment law is constantly changing, and staying informed can make all the difference. Our blog covers the issues that matter most to New Jersey workers, including workplace rights guides, recent case studies and legal updates.

Your Employer Can't Retaliate for Filing an OSHA Safety Complaint in NJ: Know the Whistleblower Rules

Workers who report unsafe conditions receive protection under federal whistleblower laws.

Mar 12, 2026

Heat Exposure and Outdoor Worker Safety in NJ: Rights and Protections for 2026

Extreme heat poses growing risks for construction crews, landscapers, and outdoor workers.

Mar 12, 2026Sexual Harassment

Sexual Harassment by Delivery Drivers, Vendors, or Non-Employees in NJ Retail and Restaurants

Understand employer responsibilities when workplace harassment comes from customers or contractors.

Mar 12, 2026Hostile Work Environment

When Your Employer Monitors Personal Devices Connected to Company WiFi in NJ

Connecting personal devices to workplace WiFi can expose certain activity to employer monitoring.

Mar 11, 2026Independent Contractor Misclassification

ABC Test Uncertainty in NJ: What Happens to Misclassification Rules If Proposed Regulations Are Withdrawn?

Proposed regulatory changes have raised questions about how the rule will be interpreted.

Mar 11, 2026Severance Agreement Negotiations

NJ Noncompete Reform: What the Proposed Ban Means for Senior Executives vs. Regular Employees

Mar 11, 2026

Can NJ Employers Change Your Health Benefits Mid-Year Without Notice?

Mid-year health benefit changes often create disputes when employees receive little notice.

Mar 10, 2026Wrongful Termination

Wrongful Termination After Reporting Your Employer to the IRS in NJ

Employees who report tax violations may receive protection under federal and New Jersey law.

Mar 10, 2026Racial Discrimination

When Employers Use 'Culture Fit' to Mask Racial Discrimination in NJ Hiring

Vague hiring criteria like “culture fit” can conceal discriminatory hiring practices.

Mar 10, 2026Family and Medical Leave Act Interference

Part-Time Workers and the Expanded NJFLA: New Eligibility After Just 250 Hours

New Jersey expanded NJFLA eligibility to include workers with just 250 hours of employment.

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