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Exempt vs. nonexempt employees: What the difference is and how to classify them

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Knowing and understanding the difference between exempt and nonexempt employees helps you ensure that you’re in compliance with labor laws and will keep you out of legal trouble. Plus, it’ll help you avoid confusing payroll or scheduling issues, and you’ll ensure your employees are given appropriate hours, overtime, and benefits.

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Resolving Important Issues in HR Audits

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Ensures compliance with employment laws. Non-Adherence to Compliance Policies Failure to adhere to employment laws usually lead to penalties, monetary fines, litigation, and damage to the organization’s credibility. Some of these issues are failure to provide employee benefits and pay overtime work.

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California Labor Laws: How to Stay Compliant

Paycor

The California Compliance Challenge. California offers businesses incredible opportunities—if it were a country, it would have the 5th largest economy in the world. But for HR leaders, operating in the Golden State means dealing with notoriously complicated and ever-evolving labor laws. Paycheck Laws. Minimum Wage Laws.

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What Are California Employment Laws 2024?

HR Lineup

California has long been a trailblazer when it comes to employment laws in the United States. As of 2024, California’s employment laws continue to evolve, reflecting the changing needs of its workforce and the broader societal landscape. Overtime pay is typically set at one and a half times the regular rate of pay.

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More Workers Will Soon Qualify for Overtime Pay

HR Counselor's Corner

By Renee Mielnicki, Esquire For those who regularly read our blogs, you may recall that I drafted a blog not long ago to alert our readers that they should prepare for a new overtime rule to launch. Federal wage and hour laws require employees to be paid according to certain rules. Before digging in, let’s do a recap.

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Webinar on the Challenge of Creating Effective Work Schedules in California

HRWatchdog

Under California’s watchful eye, specific laws regulate the hours and days that nonexempt employees work. Many wonder if the state will eventually follow the trend in California cities of predictive or advanced scheduling. Live webinar is mobile-optimized for viewing on tablets or smartphones. Tilly’s, Inc.

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The C Sheet | September 3rd

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A bill by California lawmakers targeting Amazon’s warehouse work conditions will reach the Senate floor. The algorithm fired me’: California bill takes on Amazon’s notorious work culture (LA Times). Despite China’s labor laws, many companies do not follow the regulations, including not compensating workers for overtime.

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