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From Marijuana To #MeToo—Top Employment Law Updates For 2019

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This article is a recap of a recent webinar featuring Kate Bischoff from tHRive Law & Consulting. Employment law changes tend to come in waves, driven by public perceptions of what’s fair for workers. This salary level was set in 2004. What should HR be doing to prepare? Benefits plans. Reimbursements.

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Paying Police and Firefighters: Serving the Public and Our Workplaces

HR Daily Advisor

Additionally, small government agencies have a complete overtime exemption with respect to fire protection and law enforcement employees if the agency employs fewer than five employees in fire protection or law enforcement activities during the workweek. is a Legal Editor for BLR’s human resources and employment law publications.

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Global HR Competencies ~ HR to HR 2.0 and Human Capital (HCM)

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23 HR Most Influential UK Thinker 2011. The HR Capitalist. 5 Things Every HR Pro Can Learn From Riley Cooper and the Eagles. Gautam Ghosh on Human Resources. Listed in SHRM Indias Top 20 Indian #HR Influencers Active on #SocialMedia. The New (Social) HR. Gamification - thats the name of the game HR.

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DOL Readies for Another Try on New Overtime Rule

HR Daily Advisor

Department of Labor (DOL) is on its way to issuing a new rule to determine what workers are eligible for overtime pay, and employers are expected to see a salary threshold higher than the one that’s been in place since 2004 but considerably lower than the one previously sought. That salary threshold has been in place since 2004.

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State Minimum Wage Increases for 2019 (Map)

HR Daily Advisor

is a Legal Editor for BLR’s human resources and employment law publications. Prince also served as an expert on several audio conferences discussing the 2004 changes to the federal regulations under the Fair Labor Standards Act. Prince, J.D., Before starting her career in publishing, Ms.

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Your Action Plan for the DOL’s New Overtime Rules

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Exempt vs. Non-exempt: A Refresher To determine whether an employee should earn overtime, there are two key factors HR managers need to consider: wages and job duties. On May 18, the Department of Labor unveiled new rules significantly altering the wages test for the first time since 2004. So What Is Changing?

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DOL Seeking Feedback on Long-Debated Overtime Rule

HR Daily Advisor

The 2016 rule immediately triggered opposition from employers, which maintained that the salary test change was too drastic. Wiletsky , a contributor to Colorado Employment Law Letter and attorney in the Boulder, Colorado, office of Holland & Hart LLP. The current $455-per-week level has been in effect since 2004.