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Go ahead, trim the tree—and keep holiday parties liability-free

If your organization is planning holiday festivities this year, follow these tips for making spirits bright without having to call a lawyer:

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Cover costs when employees use their own cars for business

If your employees use their personal vehicles to conduct business on your behalf, here’s a warning: If you don’t reimburse them for the associated costs, you could be liable for violations of the Fair Labor Standards Act.

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Happy holidays! 8 essential rules for seasonal pay and hiring

Questions regarding overtime, holiday pay and seasonal hiring often arise this time of year. Here are the eight simple rules you need to know to make this holiday season run smoothly.

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The PWFA litigation flood has arrived

Regulations went into effect in June 2024 and the agency is now fully engaged in enforcing them through both the conciliation process and federal court litigation. If you haven’t yet read the regulations and changed your policies and practices to conform to the rules, there’s no time to lose.

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7 tips for reducing your workers’ comp costs

You can significantly reduce the cost of your organization’s workers’ compensation premiums by following a program of accident prevention, better claims management and prevention of fraud and abuse.

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Document—and date—every step of layoff process

Once the word is out, some employees may take steps they think will save them from layoffs—or set up a potential lawsuit. That’s one reason to thoroughly document your layoff-related decisions and plans, even if those plans have not yet been announced.

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How to accommodate employees affected by sleep disorders, insomnia

The ADA provides the broadest protection for employees with sleep disorders. While the FMLA may provide time off for testing, treatment and recovery, the ADA may require more significant changes to the work environment, including scheduling changes and modified duties.

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What happens when a key employee runs out of FMLA leave?

We have a key employee who is the general manager for one of our dealerships, the top management position. He is in the hospital with a serious medical condition. He wants to and plans to return to his position when he is well. However, he will probably run out of FMLA leave before that happens.

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How do we calculate the amount of intermittent leave available?

How would you figure out the appropriate hours to apply for intermittent leave? For example, someone works 50 hours per week with mandatory overtime. Is there a formula to use to figure out that an employee would be able to use 600 hours instead of the 480 standard FMLA hours in a 12-month period?

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Help staff with hearing impairments succeed

Hearing loss may affect major life activities such as working. People with hearing loss and related limitations may qualify as disabled under the ADA, entitling them to reasonable accommodations.

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