Movember Begins: A New Look for a Good Cause
Friday, November 01, 2024 - Filed in: General Interest
As we step into November, I’m joining the global Movember movement—a commitment to grow a moustache over the month to raise awareness and funds for men’s health. Yes, you’ll see me with a (hopefully impressive) moustache by the end of this journey, and it’s all for a great cause!
Movember focuses on raising awareness for issues like prostate cancer, testicular cancer, and mental health, and every bit of support helps drive conversations, research, and support networks for men in need. Today, I’m sharing my “before” picture—no moustache yet! Come December, I’ll post my “after” shot, showcasing a (fingers crossed) noticeable transformation.
If you’re able to contribute, please consider supporting this cause. Donations go directly to programs that make a real difference in men’s lives. And if nothing else, check back to see how the moustache comes in—I might need the encouragement!
Thank you for being a part of this journey with me. Every little bit counts in helping us move the needle on men’s health. Read More...
Movember focuses on raising awareness for issues like prostate cancer, testicular cancer, and mental health, and every bit of support helps drive conversations, research, and support networks for men in need. Today, I’m sharing my “before” picture—no moustache yet! Come December, I’ll post my “after” shot, showcasing a (fingers crossed) noticeable transformation.
If you’re able to contribute, please consider supporting this cause. Donations go directly to programs that make a real difference in men’s lives. And if nothing else, check back to see how the moustache comes in—I might need the encouragement!
Thank you for being a part of this journey with me. Every little bit counts in helping us move the needle on men’s health. Read More...
Are You Sure Your Independent Contractor Is "Independent"?
Friday, September 06, 2024 - Filed in: Courts
A truly independent contractor arrangement provides parties with the freedom to contract without many of the constraints applicable to employment relationships. However, not all contractor relationships are the same. While some contractors are truly "independent", others are "dependent" on their relationship for livelihood. In the latter case, the freedom to contract can be limited by implied obligations such as notice of termination requirements, and by express obligations, such as the statutory right to form and be part of unions.
This raises an important question: How does one determine if an individual providing services is an independent contractor or a dependent contractor? Read More...
This raises an important question: How does one determine if an individual providing services is an independent contractor or a dependent contractor? Read More...