The Department of Labor’s (DOL) new proposed overtime rule was recently released. The proposal, anticipated to take effect in January of 2020, aims to increase the minimum salary that an employee must earn to be exempt from minimum wage and overtime under a...
New Final OSHA Rule Regarding Electronic Submission of Form 300 and Form 301 The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) recently published a Final Rule to amend recordkeeping regulations to remove the requirement to electronically submit information from...
As colleges start back up for the year, some companies look to bring on student interns to help augment their workforce at minimal cost, while providing a valuable service to a student looking to get real-world work experience. But as an employer, it’s important...
Is your organization at risk for penalties or sanctions in case of a labor audit? By answering the following questions, you can better identify your current labor audit liability. Are Your Timekeeping Procedures Sufficient? Are employee time and attendance records...
There are a number of required federal and state labor posters employers must post to comply with various Acts and Executive Orders. This guide is a general list of required posters that will apply to most businesses depending on federal contractor status, employer...