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Two Approaches to Worker Scheduling

HRWatchdog

In this episode of The Workplace podcast, CalChamber employment law expert Matthew Roberts and CalChamber policy advocate Ashley Hoffman discuss AB 2932 (Low; D-Campbell) , a proposal that would impose overtime requirements after 32 hours, and AB 1761 (Voepel; R-Santee) , a proposal that would allow for an worker-selected flexible work schedule.

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Must Provide Supplemental Notice to H-2A Agricultural Workers Beginning March 15, 2024

HRWatchdog

California’s Notice to Employee pursuant to Labor Code section 2810.5 The same bill — AB 636 — also required employers provide additional information to H-2A agricultural employees. Additionally, if an employee requests the notice in English , employers must provide the notice in English. Not a member?

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Employees Want to Know Their Organization is Focused on Workplace Safety

HR Bartender

(Editor’s Note: Today’s article is brought to you by our friends at HRdirect , a trusted source for employee-related compliance, administration, and motivation tools. They serve as a one-stop shop to make employee management easier. Employees want to know that their workplace is safe. Enjoy the read!).

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Are HR Departments A Requirement For Small Businesses?

Genesis HR Solutions

Are HR departments required? But for a successful small business, an HR function is required. In this article, we explain why you need an HR function for your business, no matter the size, but also what it means to have an HR function. Do we need an HR department—or something else? Keep reading to learn more.

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California’s 2024 Temporary Total Disability (TTD) Rates Unchanged

HRWatchdog

Workerscompensation is a no-fault insurance system that employers are required to have so that if an employee gets injured on the job, they can receive temporary disability benefits while they’re off work and recovering from their injury. Department of Labor. Not a member?

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In-Depth Look: Joint-Employer Standard and Liability Under California Law

HRWatchdog

Employers must keep in mind California’s rules and tests when determining joint-employer liability. Last week, we posted about the proposed rule recently announced by the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), which would change the standard for determining joint-employer status under the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA).

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2023 Temporary Total Disability (TTD) Rates Announced

HRWatchdog

When an employee gets injured on the job , workerscompensation — a no-fault insurance system that employers are required to have — kicks in. Temporary disability payments typically are two-thirds of the pre-tax wages the employee will lose while recovering from the job-related injury, up to a statutory maximum amount.