If you travel for business you probably receive some kind of compensation. Most employers will pay travel expenses, including a mileage rate. Some employers use a fixed rate for travel.…
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The state of Ohio does not govern how much your employer must pay you for travel expenses. In fact, there are no laws stating that an employer even has to…
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With the high cost of gas and insurance today, and many of us having to travel for work I was curious to see how employers were compensating for the increased…
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There are only six states that have no minimum wage law and no overtime laws, and Mississippi is one of them. That leaves workers and employers in the state to…
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Minnesota will make our look at overtime law a little more exciting than those states that just defer to the federal governments laws on labor and overtime. That’s because Minnesota…
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Michigan law makes it pretty clear who gets overtime and who doesn’t get overtime pay in the state. So let’s take a closer look and see exactly where the line…
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Any talk about overtime laws in the 50 states of the Union must include Maryland. Not only is it obviously one of those 50 states, but it is an especially…
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I found that child labor laws differ from state to state, but they are all guided by Federal regulation. The Vermont state Web site has a comprehensive overview of what…
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The Utah Department of Labor, also known as the Labor Commission of Utah is a great resource for any person looking to obtain help or more information about work related…
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The Texas Department of Labor, also known as Texas Workforce Solutions offers several comprehensive programs that allows employers to hire just the right workers and helps workers located the right…
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