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Sure, She Works Here. But, Do We Employ Her?

HR Daily Advisor

Staffing and temp agencies: Choose the agency wisely—vet its knowledge and compliance with employment laws. But while the potential for landing star candidates is high, so is the competition, meaning employers need to be increasingly innovative with their recruiting techniques if they want to win the war on talent.

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WIRTW #427 (the “treat me like your mother” edition)

Ohio Employer's Law

A video posted by Jon Hyman (@jonhyman) on Aug 21, 2016 at 6:07pm PDT. Millennials and the Gig Economy — via Gig Employer Blog. Joint Legislative Committee Created to Fix Unemployment Compensation System — via Ohio Chamber Blog. Social Media Reputation, Employee Complaints, the NLRB, and Chipotle — via Shear on Social Media Law.

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

PlanSource

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. The following compensation is NOT included when calculating an employee’s regular rate of pay: Wellness programs.

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New 2016 California Employment Laws White Paper Is Ready

HRWatchdog

CalChamber’s employment law counsel wrapped up their analysis of the significant pieces of employment-related legislation that Governor Brown signed into law and prepared a white paper summarizing their effects on California employers.

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Does Managing the HR Function in California Require an SPHR?

Something Different

9 an hour and going to $10 in 2016. Meal and Rest Periods: In contrast to federal law, in California an employer may not employ an employee for more than five hours per day without providing said employee with a meal period of at least thirty minutes. Depends on if you’re the employer or employee, I suppose.

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Revised Workers’ Compensation Notices and Forms for January 1, 2016

HRWatchdog

The DWC has revised the workers’ compensation benefit notice regulations for January 1, 2016. The Office of Administrative Law (OAL) has approved the Division of Workers’ Compensation (DWC) revised benefit notice regulations. Revisions were made to the workers’ compensation Notice to Employees Poster. Not a member?

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Halfway Through 2016

HRWatchdog

We are halfway through 2016, and it’s already been a busy year for employers with more action on the horizon. More proposed future changes for employers are on the horizon. Our most popular topics are Workplace Policies, Compensation, Discrimination, Hiring and Benefits. Check out the top five blog posts so far this year!