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Selling your home can be a complex and daunting process, especially if you are not well-versed in the intricacies of the real estate market. Many home sellers stumble into common pitfalls that can lead to financial losses and unnecessary stress. Learning about the...
The Fair Labor Standards Act is a federal labor law outlining minimum wages and overtime pay, among other labor-related provisions for employees. However, these conditions do not apply to all employers and employees. Here are some exemptions under the FLSA. Employer...
With so much attention on workplace sexual harassment, most people focus on the more overt signs of harassment. While propositions and direct physical contact leave little question about sexual harassment, it is not always so blatant. Recognizing some of the covert...
If you work in construction, you may have signed an independent contractor agreement with your employer. Unfortunately, construction companies sometimes misclassify workers as independent contractors to avoid paying a fair wage and get out of providing employee...
If you took time off during the week you worked over 40 hours, you may be doubting whether or not you actually deserve overtime. Your employer may even attempt to convince you that you do not deserve overtime because you took time away from your job. However, leave...
As a Nassau County employee, you may have noticed that your overtime pay has often been late in the past. Not only that, but your pay stubs also may not have the information you need to verify that you have indeed received the earnings your employer owes you. This...
Many people who reside in New York actually rent a property rather than own it outright. Some reports estimate that as much as 69 percent of people who live in New York City alone rent instead of own. Where there are renters, there are landlords. In dealing with...
Being a landlord can be profitable and fulfilling, but it is easy to make mistakes if you are not careful. Do not think of being a landlord as something you can do passively. You must be aware of landlord-tenant laws at all times and follow proper and legal...
Sites such as Airbnb are not the only ways for people to capitalize on tourists who want to save money on hotel costs while visiting New York. As a landlord looking for more financial opportunities, you may be considering leasing your properties for temporary stays,...
As someone who rents property in New York, you probably want to minimize your risks and expenditures by finding trustworthy, reliable tenants. Even those who seem dependable initially sometimes drop the ball, however. Collecting a security deposit can protect you if a...
