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Employer Do’s and Don’ts for Back to School Time
It’s that time once again in many parts of the country – time to put away the sunscreen and beach chairs, pack up those backpacks, get those school lunches together and start those carpools as its time to head back… continue
What Employers Need to Know Now About Pregnancy Accommodations
When it comes to pregnancy, reasonable accommodations can be incredibly tricky and often leave employers with all sorts of questions.
What is protected? Which legal requirements should employers be aware of with respect to pregnant employees? Can an employer restrict… continue
Pressing Questions on Reasonable Accommodations under the ADA and FMLA
Navigating employee disability issues and providing reasonable accommodations is often incredibly challenging for employers who must comply with the ADA, FMLA and various state and local laws.
Employers need to thoroughly understand their legal obligations and implement a process for… continue
Why Paid Family Leave Should Be on Your Radar – If It Isn’t Already
Have you been hearing a lot about paid family leave (PFL) lately? For those in the HR world, you may feel like the subject is hitting you from all sides with talk of legislation at the federal level and several… continue
How Employers Can Prepare for Cold and Flu Season
With winter in full swing, we have the joys of reduced daylight, snowstorms and the dreaded cold and flu season. The flu, along with other infectious illnesses, has the potential to affect an entire workforce. Not only do contagious employees… continue
Top 10 Employer Resolutions for 2019
Now that 2019 is underway, many of your employees may be making resolutions to improve their lives in various ways, but resolutions are something that employers (and HR professionals in particular) should also be contemplating.
Below are 10 resolutions your… continue
As 2018 Election Approaches, Employee Voting Leave Gains Importance
Election Day is two weeks away, and the one certainty is that interest in the outcome is at an all-time high.
An NPR story predicts that voter turnout could hit a 50-year record for a midterm election with few people,… continue
5 Things Employers Need to Know About Domestic Violence at Work
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and domestic violence may often impact the workplace. In fact, high-profile employers have recently been propelled into the national spotlight on domestic violence issues.
Ohio State University fired assistant football coach Zach Smith after… continue
How to Prepare for Back-to-School Leave Requests
Does your inbox always seem full of leave requests when it’s time for kids to go back to school? The start of the school year can be a very busy and stressful time of year for many parents and guardians,… continue
Paid Sick Leave Compliance: 7 Tips You Need to Know Now
The paid sick leave trend appears to have no end in sight, and is causing headaches for unwitting employers. As multiple states (approximately 11 and the District of Columbia) and municipalities continue to enact laws allowing employees to take paid… continue
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