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January 2009

State labor legislation enacted in 2008

John J. Fitzpatrick, Jr., James L. Perine, Bridget Dutton

Equal employment opportunity, human trafficking, immigration protections, independent contractors, the minimum wage, prevailing wages, time off, wages paid, and worker privacy were among the most active areas in which State legislatures either enacted or revised legislation during the year.

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