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Developments in Federal & State Wage and Hour Laws
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Special thank you to our speakers.
Pictured left to right:
Chris Buscaglia, Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office;
Adam P. Forman, Littler Mendelson;
Richard Daley, U.S. Department of Labor; Kathy Betts, Stratus Technologies
and AeA's Frank Donlan.
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On November 3rd,
2005, AeA presented an HR Breakfast Roundtable on Developments in Federal & State Wage and Hour Laws.
Held at AeA member company Stratus
Technologies in Maynard, MA, the event was designed to inform high tech
companies how to comply with the new overtime rules and independent contractor law.
The roundtable featured presentations and
discussion with the speakers: Adam P. Forman, Partner, Littler Mendelson; Richard Daley, Assistant District Director, ESA Wage & Hour Division, U.S. Department of
Labor and Chris Buscaglia, Chief of Fair Labor and Business Practice Division, Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office.
Special thanks to Stratus Technologies
for hosting this
seminar, and to our outstanding speakers.
Don't miss our next event -
take a look at
the AeA's event calendar for additional high impact events and
opportunities to network with your peers.
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Kathleen V. Betts, Chief Human Resources Officer,
welcomes attendees to AeA member
Stratus Technologies in Maynard, MA.
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| Director of Membership Development for AeA New England,
Frank Donlan, welcomes the attendees to the breakfast roundtable.
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Richard (Dick) Daley, Assistant District Director, ESA Wage & Hour Division, U.S. Department of
Labor, reviews the Fair Labor
Standards Act (FLSA).
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| Chris Buscaglia, Chief of Fair Labor and Business Practice Division,
discusses his work at the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office
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Adam P. Forman, Partner, Littler Mendelson,
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The attentive audience is
learning about the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) and Massachusetts
Independent Contractor Law.
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invite you to join our
Program Committee to plan future programs.
To learn more, contact Anne Dugan
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