Employment Law
Prevalent throughout the operation of a business venture are considerations related to hiring, retaining and dismissing employees. These considerations can vary widely from drafting employee contracts to payroll tax and withholdings to employee compensation or separation policies. Many employee situations can be routinely addressed, but some can be traps for the unwary leading to unpleasant tax and liability consequences. Even if you do not currently have employees, these issues should be considered, as you will likely need employees or independent contractors to serve your customers as your business grows. To learn more, contact our Woburn employment lawyers today!
Whether you are starting a new business or expanding an existing one, our Woburn employment lawyers will work with you to determine and address any employment considerations, including, but not limited to:
- contracts
- payroll taxes
- insurance (workman’s compensation, life, health, liability)
- policies and procedures/handbooks
- compensation
- incentive programs
- intellectual property
In the course of providing any of our business services, our Woburn employment lawyers will constantly be aware of any employment considerations, bring them to your attention, and be prepared to work with you to develop cost-effective solutions.
More articles on the topic of Employment law:
- Massachusetts’ At-Will Employment Law
- Self-Employment Taxes and Different Business Types