Assisted a large academic institution in retroactively correcting a payroll miscalculation over a 17-year span with more than 2,000 affected hourly, non-exempt employees. CRA recreated each employee’s historical work schedule by analyzing start dates, termination dates, paid-time-off, and contractual hours per week. CRA calculated net underpayments for each current and former employee, and the overall payout exceeded one million dollars. CRA provided detailed supporting materials to individuals with questions regarding how their payment was calculated, and the client was able to remediate this issue without litigation.
When simple data patterns are not enough: The economic complexity behind non-competes in the healthcare industry
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC), Department of Justice (DOJ), and state regulators have publicly stated that non-compete agreements (NCAs) are an...