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monthly archives: January 2018

Hey Compliance Warriors! Is your organization influencing “corporate culture?” Read on to see 6 factors on how we can be a positive influence…

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Hey Compliance Warriors! Here’s an answer to another interesting question. This came from a 6th circuit court case on whether full time employees of staffing companies are exempt from overtime. Read on…

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Hey Compliance Warriors! It’s no secret that intermittent FMLA leave can be really troubling for employers. Not all scenarios are the same. Take a look at how to handle some of the most common scenarios. Read on…

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Hey Compliance Warriors! Pay equity class action complaints can be very ambiguous. Look at the results of this complaint against Google…

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The Department of Labor recently updated their fact sheet addressing the test for classifying workers of “for-profit” organizations as interns. Over the last few years, this has been a very hot topic. Is the DOL easing up a bit? 

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Hey Compliance Warriors! If you haven’t seen this may want to take note. Pay minimums will be going up for certain types of employees in 2018. Read on…

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Hey Compliance Warriors! Here’s an interesting riddle: Can an employee can be terminated if they have too many FMLA and unexcused absences? Read on for the answer…

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Hey Compliance Warriors! A California Court of Appeals recently said temporary furloughs trigger notice obligations under the California Workers Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act (CA-WARN). Will this ruling apply to your California employees? Read on…

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Hey Compliance Warriors! Walmart stores are currently working with two different technology start-ups to start allowing their workers to take their own salary early incase of emergency. Read on… Article via https://www.bloomberg.com

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