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What the Changes to the Posted Workers Directive Means for Employers

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The Posted Workers Amendment Directive 2018 , which had to be implemented by individual member states by 30 July 2020, offers further protection and ensures compliance. There are strict penalties for non-compliance. Equal treatment between men and women and other provisions on non-discrimination. What about social security?

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DOL Issues First Opinion Letters in 9 Years, Provides Clarity on FMLA and FLSA Matters

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She understands the existing and emerging needs and challenges of human resources professionals thanks to several years of experience managing, writing, and editing key legal and compliance publications for BLR. Prior to joining BLR, Ms. Jones worked for the Tennessee Legislature’s Office of Legal Services.

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State Minimum Wage Increases for 2019 (Map)

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Determining exactly what constitutes hours worked is essential in determining an employee’s compensation and compliance with both minimum wage and overtime requirements of the act. Prince also served as an expert on several audio conferences discussing the 2004 changes to the federal regulations under the Fair Labor Standards Act.

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Is Travel Time Compensable for Technicians Paid on an Hourly Basis?

HR Daily Advisor

She understands the existing and emerging needs and challenges of human resources professionals thanks to several years of experience managing, writing, and editing key legal and compliance publications for BLR. Prior to joining BLR, Ms. Jones worked for the Tennessee Legislature’s Office of Legal Services.

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State Minimum Wage Increases for 2018 (Map)

HR Daily Advisor

Determining exactly what constitutes hours worked is essential in determining an employee’s compensation and compliance with both minimum wage and overtime requirements of the act. Prince also served as an expert on several audio conferences discussing the 2004 changes to the federal regulations under the Fair Labor Standards Act.