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The Pros and Cons of Hiring Seasonal Employees for Your Small Business

Patriot Software

These types of businesses are usually considered seasonal employers. The idea of hiring seasonal employees may sound appealing. But, you should weigh your pros and cons before you decide to become a seasonal employer. Pros of hiring seasonal employees. Being a seasonal employer has its advantages.

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4 Spooky Tales of Wage & Hour Violations That Will Send Chills Down Your Spine

FingerCheck

With Halloween approaching, the air is getting colder and the season is perfectly right for some spooky stories. However in 2011 my company was slammed with a half-million dollar fine for failure to classify our laborers correctly. The Ghost of Poor Wage Reporting Past. “I’m a wage and hour lawyer.

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Going Against the Grain: Worker Fired After Unequal Pay Complaint

HR Daily Advisor

Oakley Grain hired “Mariah” in August 2010 to work at the Yellow Bend facility in Arkansas City. In 2011, 2012, and 2013, she received raises. Mariah learned that her brother, an Oakley Grain employee at the Pendleton facility, had received “harvest and safety bonuses.” thodonal / iStock / Getty Images Plus. “Jim”

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100+ Famous Inclusive Leaders Who Helped Shape the Workplace

Ongig

Business leaders (such as the head of diversity) may find themselves reassessing the steps needed to handle large-scale changes in talent and hiring demands. We have also divided the listicle by category for easy browsing to sieve through the relevant examples that relate best to your inclusivity/hiring goals.