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Must New Jersey Employers Turn Over an Employee Personnel File? What the Law Actually Requires
A former employee sends a demand letter asking for their complete personnel file. Must a New Jersey employer turn it over? The answer surprises most business owners: no NJ statute requires private employers to produce a personnel file. But wage and hour records are a different story, and the distinction matters. This guide walks NJ employers through what they must provide, what they can withhold, and the traps that turn a routine file request into a lawsuit.
Peter Lamont, Esq.
Apr 249 min read


Small Business HR in New Jersey: Why Every Employee Needs a Personnel File
Small businesses in New Jersey need proper HR files for every employee. Learn what belongs in a personnel file, why digital is better than paper, and how to document corrective actions and performance reviews to protect your business.
Peter Lamont, Esq.
Apr 1310 min read


Non-Compete Agreements in New Jersey: What Employers and Employees Need to Know
Non-compete agreements in New Jersey must meet strict enforceability standards. Learn how NJ courts evaluate these restrictive covenants, what employers need to draft properly, and what employees should know before signing. Contact Lamont Law for experienced non-compete guidance.
Peter Lamont, Esq.
Apr 17 min read


Growing Your Small Business in New Jersey Without Legal Blind Spots
Scaling your small business in New Jersey? Learn the essential legal protections every NJ business owner needs, from entity formation and contracts to employment compliance and intellectual property. Peter J. Lamont, Esq. explains how to grow without legal blind spots.
Peter Lamont, Esq.
Mar 307 min read
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