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Not Too Late to Learn About Employment Law Updates for 2015

HRWatchdog

Continuing its tradition, California rings in the new year with changes to employment laws. Mandatory paid sick leave, for example, is a real game changer that will significantly affect the day-to-day operations and policies of California businesses in 2015. Webinar: 2015 Employment Law Updates.

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Louisiana Will Continue Focus on Misclassification as Independent Contractors

HR Daily Advisor

The task force, known as Government Against Misclassified Employees Operational Network (GAME ON), is made up of members of the LWC’s unemployment insurance and Office of Workers’ Compensation divisions and the Louisiana Department of Revenue, with cooperative agreements with the IRS and the U.S. GAME ON to Ramp Up Efforts.

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Avoiding Employment Law Problems in China

Global People Strategist

Online platforms such as Global People Strategist offer global employers exactly what they need to meet both global standards while abiding by and keeping current with local statutes and norms, making compliance with China’s employment laws easy and accessible to the entire organization.

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Stock Options Are Not “Wages” in California

HRWatchdog

In startup businesses, it’s not uncommon for employees to accept less cash compensation in exchange for stock options — the option to buy the company stock at a predetermined exercise price. But if a company gives stock options in exchange for less cash compensation, do those options qualify as “wages” under California law?

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A First from the Labor Commissioner: General Contractor Fined for Subcontractor’s Wage Theft

HRWatchdog

of the Labor Code), which took effect on January 1, 2015. In brief, if a labor contractor fails to pay its workers properly or fails to provide workers’ compensation coverage for those employees, the “client employer” can now be held legally responsible and liable.

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4 Labor and Employment Law Changes to Keep an Eye On In 2015

Insperity

Right now, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) —also known as health care reform—is probably your number one concern when it comes to complying with new government regulations in 2015. If the Department of Labor (DOL) finds out, noncompliant employers could face substantial penalties. It should be.

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Question Remains: Should Apple Workers Be Paid for Security Screening Time?

HRWatchdog

In 2015, a federal district court dismissed the class action lawsuit , ruling, in part, that time spent waiting to be searched was not time spent “at work.” This answer is important for California employers, especially those in retail industries or other industries with a high concern of employee theft. Not a member?