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3 Steps to Protect Information While Leveraging Social Media

HR Daily Advisor

The number of companies maintaining a corporate presence on social media rose from 34% in 2008 to 77% in 2013 according to SHRM Survey Findings: Social Networking Website and Recruiting/Selection. partner with the law firm of Faegre Baker Daniels LLP., partner with the law firm of Faegre Baker Daniels LLP., Garrison , Esq.—partner

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Hot Topics in Employment Law

Paycor

Wage & hour violations, family leave, discrimination, harassment – these topics continue to generate conversation throughout workplaces across the country. For that reason, it’s important for supervisors and managers to understand the basics of employment laws and regulations to maintain proper compliance.

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Texas Minimum Wage: What Small Businesses Need To Know

Homebase

The Texas Payday Law, overseen by the Texas Workforce Commission (TWC), has its set of mandates which, if not followed, can result in hefty fines and other punishments. In this guide, we’ll cover everything around Texas’s minimum wage essentials, overtime, and pay frequency laws. per hour in 2021. Illinois $13.00/hr

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HR 101: The ABCs of FMLA

Zenefits

The Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) is a federal law that provides access to time off for a majority of American workers if they are ill, injured, or welcome a child into their home. In 1993, President Bill Clinton signed the FMLA into law as part of his first-term domestic agenda. In 2008, President George W.

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Six Months on Capitol Hill: 2021’s Impacts on HR

Astron Solutions

Between navigating through a global pandemic and a tense presidential campaign/election season, 2021 has led to a number of legislative changes for employerscompliance efforts. While many lessons were learned under the year of “work from home,” organizations are eager to move forward with a new normalcy.