Adecco Sues Longtime Client for Transferring Temp Workforce to Competitor
Staffing giant seeks to recover $1,497,432.44 in conversion fees - did the client read the contract?
I have not seen a temp workforce transfer case this large in a long time, although I did report on two smaller cases last year. It appears the staffing agency may
The Federal Trade Commission’s Proposed Non-Compete Ban and the Staffing Industry
By Bill Josey, Editor, Staffing Legal News - 11 Jan 2023
Background
On January 5, 2023, the Federal Trade Commission published a proposed regulation flatly banning all employee noncompete agreements, defined as any agreement that expressly or functionally “prevents the worker from seeking or accepting employment with a person, or
Nonpayment Lawsuits Abound-Watch Those Receivables!
It seems the number of nonpayment lawsuits filed by staffing firms is picking up, as illustrated by the examples below. With a business slowdown and possible recession in process, it is more important than ever to closely watch your receivables and immediately address any delays in payment.
Kelly Services Cases Provide Valuable Lessons in Assignment Suitability, Client Selection, and Receivables Management
A wage-hour class action lawsuit recently filed in California seems to be a good example of a job assignment that staffing firms should simply say "no" to.
Florida Case Illustrates Risk of Engaging a New Client
Ring the bell, you just landed a new big account! Congratulations, but your celebration will be quickly canceled if that shiny new client doesn't pay you.