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California’s Family Leave Mediation, Paid Family Leave Grants Updates

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Read to learn more about each program and how small employers can participate in them. Family Leave Mediation Program Governor Gavin Newsom recently signed AB 2011 , making the Family Leave Mediation program, originally created in 2020, permanent. Greene, J.D.,

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White House to End COVID-19 Public Health Emergency: What This Means for Employers

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Thus, an end to the national public health emergency is on the horizon, leaving employers wondering: what’s next? There’s no denying things have changed since COVID-19 first arrived in March 2020. To prepare and keep business growth on the rise, many employers opt to engage in a professional employer organization (PEO) partnership.

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4 COVID-related EEOC complaints – and how to prevent them

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Employers not only have to comply with conventional employment laws, but they must also adhere to frequently updated and sometimes contradictory guidelines about safe work practices from: State and local health departments Mayors Governors The White House The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) The World Health Organization (WHO).

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DOL Proposal Can Help Small Employers Offer Retirement Plans, But Risks Remain

HR Daily Advisor

Under the proposed rule, the multiple employer plans (MEPs) could be offered by associations of employers in a city, county, state, a multistate metropolitan area, or a particular industry nationwide, according to the DOL announcement. Risks, Benefits.

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How the New Independent Contractor Rule Affects SMBs

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Many SMB employers have taken advantage of the availability of independent contractors, particularly since 2020. Regardless, the burden is placed on employers to ensure compliance and cost-effectiveness for their company. The worker is customarily engaged in an independently established trade, occupation, or business.

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10 Workforce Trends Predictions for 2023

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Just like in 2020 and 2021, businesses relied on their agility to stay afloat in 2022. Adjusting to new compliance laws. These laws’ topics range from minimum wage and pay equity to non-disclosure agreements and marijuana in the workplace. Focusing on mental well-being in the workplace.

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How Brokers Can Help Clients Navigate Healthcare Post-PHE

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Leading clients through the transition Despite the numerous changes which have occurred since March 2020, one goal remains the same: be compliant, stay competitive. Brokers have therefore also expanded their network to include partnerships with professional employer organizations (PEOs).