An Employer’s Guide to the New “No Tax on Overtime” Provisions
The new “No Tax on Overtime” provisions let eligible employees deduct certain overtime premiums under the FLSA. Employers must ensure accurate payroll tracking and compliance with these rules.
Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court Clarifies Due Process Rights When a Police Officer is Placed on a “Do Not Call” List
The Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court ruled that police officers placed on “Do Not Call” lists have constitutionally protected due process rights. In Corbo v. Chester County, the court held that prosecutors cannot act as both judge and jury when making these decisions, and municipalities must provide officers with a fair opportunity to contest their inclusion.
U.S. Supreme Court Establishes New Test for Determining When a Public Official’s Social Media Activities Constitute State Action
The United States Supreme Court has established a new, two-part test for determining whether a public official violates the First Amendment when the official blocks or deletes comments on the public official’s social media account. In this pair of unanimous decisions, the Court brought clarity to the question of when such action by the public official constitutes “state action” which could create liability under 42 U.S.C. §1983.