The state of Alaska does not have any laws governing mileage reimbursement except with respect to Workers Compensation. There is no minimum amount set forth or enforced by the state.…
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Illinois employers are not required to recognize holidays nor pay their employees on holidays not worked, unless there has been a prior contract or agreement established. Employers may choose to…
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The state of Kentucky does not have any laws governing mileage reimbursement except with respect to Workers Compensation. There is no minimum amount set forth or enforced by the state.…
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There are no Illinois laws governing how much or even whether an employer must pay any mileage rate for business travel. Most employers do pay travel expenses, including reimbursement for…
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The state of Florida does not have any laws governing mileage reimbursement except with respect to Workers Compensation. There is no minimum amount set forth or enforced by the state.…
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California law requires that all employees be reimbursed for employer-related expenses, including mileage reimbursement. Employers will often use the rate set forth by the IRS though they are not required…
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How much does an employer have to pay its regular employees for business travel? Actually, the State of Alabama does not govern the minimum rate. In fact there is no…
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There’s been a lot of talk lately about raising the Federal Minimum Wage, so I know you’ve probably heard about it. The state of Nebraska has been talking about raising…
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The State of Florida has no laws that require an employer to give vacation or holiday leave to their employees, although some employers do provide these benefits as part of…
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Employers working out of Alabama are not required to pay their employees for any holidays. If employers wish to be closed on a holiday it is completely up to their…
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