Are Any Companies Exempt from Labor Law Posters?
The only businesses that are exempt from labor law posters are ones that do not have employees. The purpose of labor law posters are to clearly inform your employees their…
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The only businesses that are exempt from labor law posters are ones that do not have employees. The purpose of labor law posters are to clearly inform your employees their…
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Free labor law posters are ones you find online, download, and print out yourself. Though free posters may sound enticing, business owners might find the risks not worth it. Legwork…
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On April 1, employers in the state of Massachusetts with 6 or more employees must comply with the accommodations under the Massachusetts Pregnant Workers Fairness Act. The Act…
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Several new labor and employment laws went into effect on January 1, 2018, that include three important updates to California Labor Law posters. All businesses in California are required to…
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After significant discussion within the state, Maryland has moved forward with the 2018 Healthy Working Families Act. The act went into effect on February 11, 2018. Employers with…
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Hawaii, along with many other states, have taken this opportunity to update their labor law compliance notices. While the most notable change reflects Hawaii’s increased minimum wage in 2018 from $9.25…
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Wyoming has recently updated several of their 2018 labor compliance postings. Most notable is the update to the penalties associated with complaints issued against workplace health and safety. Updates to…
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Effective January 1, 2018, employers in Vermont are required to work with pregnant employees and new mothers to make reasonable accommodations in the workplace that coincide with pregnancy or the…
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California legislature has made recent adjustments to the laws concerning time off for pregnancy and adoption as well as the law concerning discrimination based on sexual harassment and other gender…
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Louisiana requires that employers provide notice to employees of the Federal Earned Income Tax Credit (EIC). Employees making $49,000 or less should be notified at the time of hiring…
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