Transitioning Employees from Exempt to Non-Exempt

Transitioning Employees from Exempt to Non-Exempt

Employees who will be transitioned from an exempt to non-exempt classification because of the new FLSA overtime rules may resent the change in classification. They may feel that tracking time is beneath them, that they’re being micromanaged, that their position has...
Managing Employee Behavior Outside the Workplace

Managing Employee Behavior Outside the Workplace

Let’s say an employee complained about being harassed outside of work. Managing employee behavior outside the workplace may be a concern. Can you tell employees how to behave when they’re not on the clock? While employers have the right to regulate...
Employee Summer Schedules

Employee Summer Schedules

With summer underway, employees have more scheduling challenges than usual. Vacations, summertime child care concerns, and the desire to take advantage of nice weather with an afternoon (or day) off all contribute to employees missing more work in the summer months....
Social Media Policy Do’s and Don’ts

Social Media Policy Do’s and Don’ts

Chances are most of your employees are on social media, and some of them may be using their private accounts to say things about their employment. Frustrated employees might even be complaining about their working conditions – or about you. While it may seem prudent...
Time Tracking Memo to Exempt Employees

Time Tracking Memo to Exempt Employees

With the updates to the FLSA salary level for executive, professional, and administrative exempt employees, some positions will need to be changed to hourly, non-exempt positions. Failure to properly estimate an employee’s hours worked may lead to shocking results...
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