College commencement season is upon us, U-Haul rentals are about to spike, and scores of college students will soon start their summer internships. Though many such internships have long been unpaid, over the past decade the Department of Labor (DOL) has issued...
With email, texts, and other e-communications increasingly flowing as freely as spoken conversation, we risk losing sight of the fact that anything sent through the internet is permanent and may someday have relevance in the legal life of a company. A recent opinion...
Keeping workplaces safe and healthy is not just good for employees—it’s good for business. Healthy employees perform better and are more productive, and safe employees have lower benefit costs and workers’ compensation claims. Tracking injuries and illnesses helps...
You know absent employees cost you, but exactly how much will surprise you: about 35% of base payroll. No kidding. Or so says the Survey on the Total Financial Impact of Employee Absences. That staggering number includes direct costs (wages and benefits) and indirect...
With the vast amount of employment laws, both State and Federal, sometimes it seems impossible to navigate through the normal processes of Human Resources, such as disciplinary actions and terminations, without the fear of litigation. While many employers seem to...
No matter which side you end up on regarding the employer mandate of the Affordable Care Act, accurate data and real-time reporting are going to be key for proving compliance. Maybe you’re hovering around 50 full-time equivalent (FTE) employees, or maybe you’re...
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