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Jason Friedman

  • Publicist, Math Interactive
  • Publicist, Absolutely People PR
Philadelphia
As seen in: Nature, Frontiers, MDPI, Substack, Paste, Cell Press, Literary Hub, Bloomberg Law, Law360, BiggerPockets and
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How Two Canadian Organizations Created a National Model for Diamond Open Access

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By Jason Friedman, Claire Duncan, Amanda Holmes, Jessica Dallaire-Clark
| katinamagazine.org
Skip to main content TheCanadian Research Knowledge Network and Érudit transformed their vendor-client relationship into a collaborative partnership to support open access without author-facing fees. What can we learn from their approach?
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Flipping the Line: If Canada has no values, what did I adopt when I moved here?

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By Jason Friedman
| Substack
The Line welcomes angry rebuttals and responses to our work. The best will be featured in our ongoing series, Flipping the Line. Today, Jason Friedman on why he believes your Line editors are missing something important about their country. By: Jason Friedman I was surprised to learn on the latest episode of The Line Podcast that hosts Matt Gurney and Jen Gerson think Canada needs new values. Or any values. Of course Canada has values. I should know. I adopted them.
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Wage-hour opinion letters address tip pooling, emergency pay, and FLSA and FMLA compliance | JD Supra

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By Jason Friedman, Rachael Rustmann
| JD Supra
On September 30, before the federal government shutdown, the Wage and Hour Division of the U.S. Department of Labor issued four opinion letters on issues of interest to employers. All four of the letters were written by acting Wage Hour Administrator James R. Macy. Tip pooling: Opinion Letter FLSA2025-03 The employer requesting the opinion letter was a seafood restaurant with an oyster bar where front-of-house employees prepared freshly shucked oysters in the view of the customers.
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