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5 February 2021

NYC Fast-Food Law: Understanding New Worker Protections

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Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart

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With the enactment of New York City's new employment laws for the fast-food industry, fast-food employers may soon face significant new requirements effective July 4, 2021.
United States Employment and HR

With the enactment of New York City's new employment laws for the fast-food industry, fast-food employers may soon face significant new requirements effective July 4, 2021. The speakers discuss the "just cause" standard and how it limits at-will employment in the New York City fast-food industry. They also address progressive discipline policies, penalties for noncompliance, and other key considerations for fast-food employers operating in New York City.

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Originally Published by Ogletree Deakins, February 2021

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