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HRWatchdog
JULY 11, 2024
Since it was enacted in 2004, PAGA has allowed individuals to file lawsuits seeking Labor Code violation penalties for not only themselves, but also all other aggrieved employees. This has resulted in a substantial increase in litigation that costs businesses of all sizes billions of dollars while bringing little benefit to workers.
WEX Inc.
JULY 24, 2023
HSA contributions made through payroll are not subject to the 7.65% FICA tax. With an HSA, pre-tax payroll contributions are exempt from both income taxes and the 7.65% FICA tax.” HSAs have been exempt from ERISA since the first accounts opened in 2004,” Cook said. “No Withdrawals for HSA eligible medical expenses are tax-free.
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Global People Strategist
DECEMBER 7, 2022
6. Employee Compensation Act. Nigerian employers are required to make a minimum monthly contribution of 1% of the total monthly payroll into the Employee Compensation Fund. 7. The Nigerian Factories Act, 2004.
HR Morning
JUNE 24, 2016
McCutchen was the main architect behind the 2004 changes to the FLSA’s overtime exemption rules. She said she’s hearing the number “$134,000” tossed around a lot, and she warned that setting someone’s salary at $134K won’t make them a highly compensated employee under the rule.
HRExecutive
JULY 26, 2017
As you may recall, the rule was blocked last November by a Texas federal judge before it would have expanded overtime protections to over 4 million workers, by more than doubling the annual salary level at which workers must be compensated for overtime pay, from $23,660 to $47,476. Should the Department keep that? Is 10% the right amount?
HRExecutive
MARCH 10, 2021
In 2004, Mary Ruberry surprised her family and friends when she departed her HR manager job at Williams Labadie, a Chicago ad agency owned by Leo Burnett, to take an HR position at The Parking Spot—the nation’s largest provider of near-airport parking and transportation. “I HR was thrown into the forefront of this pandemic.
HR Daily Advisor
SEPTEMBER 29, 2016
We have 3 owners who are not in payroll (K-1) and 48 employees in payroll (W-2). Based on this definition, since your owners are not “on” the payroll, there is an argument to be made that they should not be counted as employees for the purposes of the FMLA. Do owners count as employees for FMLA? See 29 C.F.R. Wells 538 U.S.
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