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DOL Plans Minimum-Wage Hike for Contractors, Help for Tipped Workers

SHRM Resources

Department of Labor (DOL) published its spring regulatory agenda, highlighting the government’s intent to increase the minimum wage for federal contractors.

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Alternate Types of Employees in Today’s Workforce

Affinity HR Group

Whereas regular employment used to be almost the only classification of worker, now more and more in the “gig economy” people are hired as temporary employees or independent contractors. Two of the more popular options are hiring temporary employees or independent contractors. Both have pros and cons to consider.

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Alternate Types of Employees in Today’s Workforce

Affinity HR Group

Whereas regular employment used to be almost the only classification of worker, now more and more in the “gig economy” people are hired as temporary employees or independent contractors. Two of the more popular options are hiring temporary employees or independent contractors. Both have pros and cons to consider.

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How the New Independent Contractor Rule Affects SMBs

Extensis

Department of Labor (DOL) has issued a proposed rule clarifying who’s defined as an independent contractor under the federal Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA). With this ruling in place, many businesses are concerned operating costs would significantly increase. The allure of the independent contractor business model.

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$15 minimum wage for federal contractors faces challenges

Business Management Daily

24, 2021, raised the minimum wage for non- exempt employees working for federal contractors to $15, from $11.25, effective for new and renewing federal contracts signed on or after Jan. Procedure—how regulations are written and issued—is everything to federal agencies. The DOL has yet to file an answer.

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DOL to Raise Minimum Wage for Federal Contractors

HR Workplace Services

The Wage and Hour Division of the U.S. Department of Labor issued Executive Order 13658 increasing the minimum wage for federal contract workers. Effective January 1, 2023 the minimum hourly wage is raised to $13.75. The post DOL to Raise Minimum Wage for Federal Contractors appeared first on HRWS.

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4 Consequences of Not Posting Labor Law Compliance Notices

LaborSoft

Federal and state laws require many employers to post labor law compliance notices in conspicuous locations in the workplace. Take a closer look at federal labor law compliance notice requirements below to understand the most likely consequences of not making required notices available. Each state maintains its own requirements.