By Allan Bloom ( February 26, 2019, 4:11 PM EST) -- For many years, businesses have hosted summer and other internship programs for students and others looking to gain meaningful experience and exposure to a particular job or field. Historically, a number of those internship opportunities were unpaid, based on a mutual understanding between the intern and the host entity that the intern was not an "employee" for purposes of the wage-and-hour laws....
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