Hey Compliance Warriors! Recently, a court case was held in Arizona involving something employers need to be aware of. Transgender Surgery is becoming more and more common today and while it is something only a small portion of the population will have done, it is still something we all need to be sensitive to and […]
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Members Only: Arizona Publishes Final Sick Leave Rules
Hey Compliance Warriors! The Industrial Commission of Arizona has published the “final rules” for the Fair Wages and Healthy Families Act. Read on to see what this all entails…
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Breaking News: Minimum Wage Increases Across the Country Effective July 1st, 2017
Hey Compliance Warriors! The minimum wageiMinimum laws changed in many states – AND CITIES – on July 1st, 2017. Are your employees due a pay increase? Read on…
Arizona employers listen up! Do you have all of the necessary information regarding your upcoming paid sick time law? Join the FREE Webinar presented by attorney firm Littler Mendelson P.C. and find out what you need to know. When: June 6, 2017: Diagnoses and Prescriptions: Top Ten Things Employers Need to Know About Arizona Paid Sick Time Before […]
Arizona employers listen up! Your Supreme Court has ruled that your disputed minimum wage increase will hold and you will be providing paid sick leave. Read on…