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Are Full-Time Employees of Staffing Companies Exempt? It Depends

HR Daily Advisor

The court concluded that most of a Staffing Consultant’s sales responsibilities involved “little more than ‘use of skill in applying well-established techniques, procedures or specific standards’. Jennifer Carsen, JD, is a Senior Legal Editor for BLR’s human resources and employment law publications, focusing on benefits compliance.

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Are Workplace Wellness Programs a Waste of Time and Money?

HR Daily Advisor

“Workplace wellness programs cover over 50 million workers and are intended to reduce medical spending, increase productivity, and improve well-being. In other words, if the existence of a wellness program helps to attract and retain healthier employees, then employers could see a reduction in their healthcare costs as a result.

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The Gig Economy: Distraction from a Real Problem or Disruption to the System?

TalentCulture

In fact, a recent study showed the number of Americans benefiting from alternative work arrangements rose by nearly 10 million between 2005 and 2015. This doesn’t bode well for new graduates entering the workforce. The Impact of the Gig Economy. And job growth of any type is always good news.

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CBO Releases Analysis of Senate Healthcare Bill

HR Daily Advisor

1628 that was passed by the House (also known as the American Health Care Act, or AHCA ); the additional savings largely come from steeper reductions to Medicaid than those proposed by the House bill, as well as changes to the current subsidies for nongroup health insurance provided by the Affordable Care Act (ACA).

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Teambuilding: Making Work Teams Work

HR Daily Advisor

Telework is great for efficiency, but not so great for getting to know your colleagues as well-rounded people. Jennifer Carsen, JD, is a Senior Legal Editor for BLR’s human resources and employment law publications, focusing on benefits compliance. Before joining CER in 2005, Ms. Carsen was a Legal Editor at CCH, Inc.

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While You Were Gone … We Found out We Didn’t Need You

HR Daily Advisor

What happens when an employee is out on job-protected leave and an employer realizes that everything keeps moving along just fine without him or her or that his or her duties shouldn’t really take 40 hours per week? District Court for the Central District of California recently had to decide just that. Glacier Nw, Inc., Tulsa Winch, No.

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Governor Signs Job Creator Bill: Employers Can Cure Technical Violations

HRWatchdog

The Labor Code Private Attorneys General Act (PAGA) allows an employee to file a “representative action” against an employer for any violation of the Labor Code and subjects an employer to statutory penalties ranging from $100 per employee per pay period to $200 per employee per pay period, as well as attorney’s fees.