Last week’s post was based on the calls I continue to receive about the payment of referral fees on the Free Legal Service Program that I operate for members of the Independent Insurance Agents of Georgia. Another caller to that program asked me a question about what could be done to encourage referred and […]
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Payment of Referral Fees – New Issues
I continue to receive calls on the Free Legal Service Program that I operate for members of the Independent Insurance Agents of Georgia about the payment of referral fees. My last post on this subject looked at potential restrictions that may be placed on the payment of such fees by laws and regulations that apply […]
Read more...Customer Service Representatives – The Law Has Been Clarified
My last post was about the change made earlier this year by the U.S. Department of Labor (“USDOL”) in determining whether an intern must be paid for the time spent performing services for their employer. As noted in that post, the change made by the USDOL was an employer friendly one. At the same time, […]
Read more...Interns – The Law Has Changed
With high schools and colleges nearing the end of this academic year, I thought it would be a good time to update my readers on the changes that have occurred in how the U.S. Department of Labor (“USDOL”) looks at the question of whether an intern must be paid for the time they spend performing […]
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