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Attention Indie Musicians
Attention indie musicians: Rhapsody International Inc. has agreed to pay $10 million to resolve claims that they failed to pay songwriters royalties for their streamed music. What this means is that you may be entitled to compensation. (Read more)
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The NLRB Weighs in on Misclassification
If you’re in management, there’s some good news to report out of the National Labor Relations Board—at least theoretically.
The NLRB has just ruled that it’s not a violation of federal law–namely, the National Labor Relations Act—when employers misclassify their workers as independent contractors, as opposed to employees. (Read More)