The Siouxland Employers’ Council and Iowa Workforce Development (IWD) periodically host meetings for employers to learn about updates regarding Iowa unemployment insurance. The workshops cover a variety of changes in…
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Governor Bob Riley announced on Friday that Alabama’s unemployment rate remains at a record low, unchanged from the previous month. The rate for November 2006 — the most recent data…
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With the Senate debating an increase in the federal minimum wage as we speak, it’s interesting to look at the history of the minimum wage in the U.S. The minimum…
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Here’s an item from the “crime doesn’t pay” file. A 37-year-old Heyburn man was placed on five years probation and ordered to repay over $15,000 in illegally claimed unemployment insurance…
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There’s a new Governor in Des Moines, and he wants to increase the Iowa minimum wage. Governor Chet Culver, a Democrat, was elected partly based on his promise to increase…
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Several people have asked me to talk about the Nevada minimum wage for tipped employees. As you may know if you read this blog regularly, Nevada is one of 15…
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Over strong opposition from Republican Gov. Haley Barbour, the Democrat-controlled state House Labor Committee recently approved a bill to introduce a minimum wage in Mississippi. If passed, House Bill 237…
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Again, we are only here looking at proposed changes to the labor laws in the state of New Jersey, but man, if these changes go through, which they should in…
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Hey, what do you know? The state of New York has got SUTA Dumping on its mind. As I explained a bit earlier, it was actually the federal government that…
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Just when you thought it was safe to stop talking about unemployment insurance benefits, I’m back. Or as Jack Nicolson says in the “Shining”—“I’m baaaaaaaaaack!” We forget to mention a…
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