Cashing In (or Not) on the Virginia Wage Payment Act

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Virginia CLE 34th Annual Employment Law Update

Faith Alejandro is speaking at Virginia CLE's 34th Annual Employment Law Update. Her topic is Cashing In (or Not) on the 2020 Changes to the Virginia Wage Payment Act

Session Description:

When the Virginia General Assembly significantly reshaped the state’s employment law landscape in 2020, one of the most impactful developments was the enactment of the Virginia Wage Payment Act (VWPA). These materials provide an overview of that Act, along with the related Virginia Overtime Wage Act (VOWA)—both introduced in 2020—and their subsequent amendments. Presenters will lead the discussion and will examine how these substantive changes have affected both employers and employees, drawing on emerging case law as well as the presenters’ perspectives. Notably, this presentation incorporates viewpoints from both sides of the bar, offering insight from those who primarily represent employees and those who typically represent employers.

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