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Who’s a “Successor” for FLSA Purposes? District Court Outlines Three Tests…And Punts

By Daniel Schwartz on February 23, 2011
Posted in Wage & Hour

When faced with an unpaid wage claim (such as one brought under the Fair Labor Standards Act — FLSA, for short), an employer has one option that is often off the table, an option nicknamed the "nuclear option".  

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