Podcast
01.16.25
January 16, 2025
“A corollary to the populist instincts of president-to-be Trump [i.e., his possible support for some increase to the federal minimum wage] is this issue about removing taxes on tips. This is something that could certainly happen in 2025 — and it would be the most important effect on the wage and hour practice in the entire time I have been practicing in this area.”
INTRO
Welcome to We get work and the Year Ahead 2025 podcast series. This year, our special report and corresponding podcast series are created to help you move forward steadily, seamlessly, and successfully in a workplace law environment in persistent flux. Jackson Lewis invites you and others at your organization to experience the report's legislative, regulatory, and litigation insights in full at our website, JacksonLewis.com or listen to the podcast series on whichever platform you turn to for compelling content.
CONTENT
Justin R. Barnes
Office Managing Principal, Atlanta
Hi everyone, thanks for joining us. My name is Justin Barnes. I'm a principal in the Atlanta office of Jackson Lewis. I am joined here by my colleague, Eric Magnus, who's also a principal in the Atlanta office of Jackson Lewis. We're going to be talking to you about the year ahead as it relates to wage and hour law. Eric, we've seen a lot of action, not just this year, but in recent years as it relates to the wage and hour laws, haven't we?
Eric R. Magnus
Principal and Office...
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