March 2026 Newsletter
Employment Law Bulletin
A Monthly Report On Labor Law Issues
Volume XXXXIV, Issue 3
In this Issue: Stay ahead of the curve with this essential 2026 workplace briefing, covering high-stakes legal shifts from the Eleventh Circuit’s "out-group" harassment ruling to the EEOC’s controversial rescission of workplace guidance. You’ll discover why the DOL says you aren't required to classify employees as exempt, how to navigate the "60-hour sweet spot" productivity debate, and—most critically—how to handle the new IRS reporting requirements for tips and overtime. From CEO-level strategies for boosting worker output to the binding power of oral settlements, this issue provides the precise legal and management intelligence needed to protect your organization this year.
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Asking Team Members What Slows You Down or Makes It Harder to Do Your Job

Can Hostile Environment Plaintiffs Bolster Their Case by Evidence of Hostile Environment Against Other Minorities?

Is an Employer Required to Classify Employees as Exempt?

Is an Oral Settlement of an Employment Dispute Binding?

Must Discretionary Bonuses Be Included in Overtime Calculations?

Pros and Cons of Additional Overtime

Tax Changes on Tips, Overtime and Meals

