Company Holiday Parties: 5 Things HR Pros Worry About December 12, 2019/in U.S. State Employment Law 30 locations, company's holiday, company's holiday party, compliance issues, consider for your company's holiday, dealing with a legal, dealing with a legal hangover, employees, end up dealing, held liable, holiday, holiday parties, holiday party, labor law, labor law news, law news, legal hangover, party, sexual harassment, simplifies the complexity /by Kris JanischRead more →
2020 Minimum Wage Rates for California Cities November 21, 2019/in Minimum Wage, U.S. State Employment Law $15.40 up from $15, 1 2020, date jan, economy in the world california, effective date, effective date jan, federal minimum wage of $7.25, fifth-largest economy in the world, forefront of minimum wage, forefront of minimum wage changes, increasing, increasing rates in 2020, labor law, labor law news, minimum wage, minimum wage changes, minimum wage in california, minimum wage of $7.25, minimum wage ordinance, wage /by Kris JanischRead more →
Do Employees Have Any Privacy At Work? November 14, 2019/0 Comments/in NLRA, U.S. State Employment Law company computers, company-owned devices, digital age, employee, employee monitoring, employee privacy, employees, employers, expectation of privacy, knowledge of the user, labor law, labor law news, law news, locker rooms, media usage, privacy, school district, social media, social media usage, webcam surveillance /by govdocs2Read more →
2020 Employment Law: Why We’re Watching These Four States November 12, 2019/in U.S. State Employment Law 50 states and canada, anticipate plenty of activity, dallas and san antonio, employment law, employment laws, employment laws all 50, employment laws all 50 states, eye on employment laws, labor law, labor law news, law, law news, laws all 50 states, minimum wage, paid sick, paid sick leave, paid sick leave law, sick leave, sick leave law, wage theft /by Kris JanischRead more →
Maryland’s New Workplace Harassment Laws Now in Effect October 15, 2019/in Harassment, U.S. State Employment Law 1 2020, 2020, 2025, amendment, amount, damages, employees, illinois, increase, jan, law, minimum, minimum wage, non-compliant, pay, tipped, tipped employees, tips, wage law /by Kris JanischRead more →
The Overlapping Minnesota and Minneapolis Wage Theft Laws: How to Comply October 3, 2019/in U.S. State Employment Law, Wage Theft labor law news, law, law mirrors the minnesota law, minneapolis wage, minneapolis wage theft, minneapolis wage theft law, minneapolis wage theft law mirrors, minneapolis wage theft laws, minnesota and minneapolis wage theft, minnesota law, rate or rates of pay, requirements under minnesota law plus, sick and safe time, theft law, theft law mirrors the minnesota, wage theft, wage theft law, wage theft law guidance, wage theft law mirrors, wage theft laws /by Kris JanischRead more →
New York State Could Allow Liens Against Employers in Cases of Wage Theft September 10, 2019/in U.S. State Employment Law, Wage Theft /by Kris JanischRead more →
New York State Enacts Employee Protections for Religious Clothing, Facial Hair August 27, 2019/in U.S. State Employment Law bill, discrimination, discrimination laws, employers, facial, facial hair, hair, law, laws, legislation, mta, new york, new york state, religious, religious attire, state, workplace discrimination, workplace discrimination laws, york, york state /by Kris JanischRead more →
Minnesota Enacts One of Nation’s Strongest Wage Theft Laws July 16, 2019/in U.S. State Employment Law commit wage theft, effect july 1, labor law, labor law news, law, law news, minimum wage, minimum wage workers, minnesota's new law, minnesota's new wage, minnesota's new wage theft, minnesota's new wage theft law, new wage theft, new wage theft law, portions of the bill, simplifies the complexity, theft, theft law, wage theft, wage theft law /by Kris JanischRead more →
Nevada Passes Pre-Employment Marijuana Testing Law July 9, 2019/in U.S. State Employment Law 30 locations, city passed, city passed in april, drug screenings, labor law, labor law news, law, law news, marijuana, nevada law, new york, new york city, new york city passed, passed in april, pre-employment drug, screening test, simplifies the complexity, york city, york city passed, york city passed in april /by Kris JanischRead more →
