Written Contracts for Freelance Workers Now Required in New York State
By Nicholas J. Fiorenza, Ferrara Fiorenza PC & PGCA Association Counsel Originally planned for May, the requirements of New York State’s Freelance Isn’t Free Act
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PGCA Calls on the International Trade Commission (ITC) to Reject Tariffs on Aluminum Printing Plates
Tariffs on Aluminum Printing Plates Will Increase Costs for Printing and Graphic Communications Industries, Reduce Competition in the Printing Plate Market, and Threaten Production of
So, Who Cares? What does it take these days to experience some good Old-Fashioned Customer Service with Care?
By Debbie Nicholson, Think-to-INK! If my article reads a little brash and to the point – well, great — that was my intent. Question: What
I-9 Forms: DHS Extends Flexibility Regarding In-Person Verification of Required I-9 Documents to July 2023
By Michael L. Dodd, Partner and PIA Association Counsel, Ferrara Fiorenza PC Updated on October 19, 2022 Recently, we reported that the Department of Homeland
Paper Supply Chain: A Deeper Look at our October PIPI Data, and the BIG Takeaway
By Dr. Ralph Williams Jr., Associate Professor of Management, Jones College of Business, Middle Tennessee State University and Dr. Richard Tarpey, Assistant Professor of Management,
Reduce Administrative Burden for Employers Who Provide Health Insurance
By Andrew F. Biernat, Vice President/Strategic Business Advisor, Gilroy Kernan & Gilroy While rising healthcare costs pose challenges for many employers across the nation, another
OSHA Announces COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate Emergency Temporary Standard
OSHA Announces COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate Emergency Temporary Standard In a November 4, 2021, News Release, the United States Department of Labor‘s Occupational Safety and Health
New Member Service – PGCA Mailers Council Membership
If you want your customers to look to you for guidance on postal issues, postal news and MTAC, postage rates or postal regulations changes, Print
Is Working from Home an “Automatic” Reasonable Accommodation?
By Nicholas J. Fiorenza, Managing Partner & PIA Association Counsel, Ferrara Fiorenza PC Navigating through the required interactive process with disabled employees remains one of
New Guidance Issued by SBA and Treasury on Paycheck Protection Program Loan Forgiveness
With the need for clarity on Paycheck Protection Program (“PPP”) loan forgiveness becoming increasingly important to borrowers and lenders, the Small Business Administration (“SBA”), in
