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Presenter, "Hot Employment/Wage Laws and the Impact on Restaurants," Restaurant CFO Bootcamp: Chicago 2016, Chicago

By   Roy P. Salins and Janet Grumer
05.18.16
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Restaurant CFO Bootcamp is a three-day conference for finance and accounting professionals in the restaurant industry. Conference sessions delve into the hot topics every restaurant’s financial executive needs to know, such as: benchmarking, restaurant technologies, internal controls, fraud, tax, and employment law.

DWT Partners Janet Grumer and Roy Salins gave this presentation on Wednesday, May 18. Topics included:

  • Tipping/service charge legal issues
  • Minimum wage/living wage debate
  • Proposed changes to the overtime exemptions under the FLSA
  • Off-the-clock work and off-the-worksite issues
  • Joint employer status
  • Other employment-related issues affecting the restaurant industry and its business climate

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