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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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Compliance Areas for 2024 You Might Not Have Thought Of

PeopleStrategy

Let’s get into these areas that deserve another look before the new year starts: health savings accounts, overtime, retirement, remote employment, and the Affordable Care Act. That means you need to be acutely aware of changes, such as new annual limits on contributions and required coverage in 2024. per hour $9,464.96

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5 Quirky or Rare Payroll Laws Your Clients Won’t Need to Know

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There’s compliance, overtime, taxes and the list goes on. Not to mention that many PEOs support clients in states that have different rules and regulations to follow regarding payroll. So when we see things like how California has a new $20-per-hour minimum wage for fast-food workers going into effect April 1, we take it in stride.

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March 2024 Legal Updates

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We help companies address the ever-changing federal and state employment law requirements. Our solutions cover many common HR topics, such as employee handbooks, minimum wage, overtime, independent contracting, and more. Below is a reminder of March 2024 legal updates with effective dates. National U.S.

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How to Handle a DOL Investigation

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The Labor Department conducts audits to determine if businesses are complying with federal laws and regulations. The FLSA requires that workers receive a minimum wage and overtime pay, among other things. This is important because overtime pay is 1.5 Understand the laws that apply to your company.

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Salary Transparency Laws Set In Motion: What Does This Mean for New Yorkers?

HR Digest

Signed into law in 2022 by New York Governor Kathy Hochul, New York’s pay transparency law in 2023 is all set to go. The salary transparency law is not the first of its kind , with states like Washington, Colorado, and California already having enforced similar regulations earlier.

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November 2023 Legal Updates

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The Navigator Suite simplifies employment law compliance, allowing you to streamline your compliance workflow in only a few simple clicks. We provide employers of all industries, sizes, and locations with solutions that empower employers to handle complex compliance issues with less time, cost, and complexity than traditional methods.