How much does an employer have to pay its regular employees for business travel? Actually, the State of Nebraska does not govern the minimum rate. In fact, there is no…
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With the high cost of operating an automobile, and many of us having to travel for work I was curious to see how employers were compensating for the increased travel…
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If you travel a lot for work you probably receive some kind of compensation. Most employers will pay travel expenses, including a mileage rate. Some employers use a fixed daily,…
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Mississippi code states that the rate at which an employee is to be reimbursed for mileage cannot be less than $.20 cents per mile and shall not be greater than…
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The Kentucky overtime rule is definitely worth us taking a look at here, because it has its own unique provisions that make it stand out from other states and from…
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Illinois overtime law has its own stipulations and exceptions, so it’s best if we cover it here. It’s, of course, especially important if you’re an employer or employee in the…
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When we talk about state overtime laws, many of these state laws are interesting because they have different statutes and exemptions that make them unique among their 49 other counterparts.…
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Like many states, New York state offers unemployment insurance benefits for eligible workers who become employed through no fault of their own. The benefits come from taxes that are paid…
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It must be something with states that start with the letter “A.” As we saw with Alabama, Arizona also does not have its own overtime law. Basically, Arizona then defers,…
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Connecticut state statutes cover overtime law. In fact, the Connecticut law on overtime could be one of the most complicated state overtime laws that we’re going to look at. I…
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