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Are You Required to Give Employees Paid Time Off to Vote? Check Your State Laws Before the Upcoming Election

As election season nears, you’re bound to get requests from employees for time off to vote. Do you know your legal obligations with such requests — and have you implemented a clear time off to vote policy to guide employees? Check out this overview of state voting laws so you know what to cover in your policy and how to respond if employees ask for time off.

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New COVID-Related Laws Lead to Spike in Employment Lawsuits: Is Your Business in the Clear?

The emergence of new COVID-related laws during the pandemic has led to a concerning spike in employment violations and lawsuits. Take a closer look at the claims that are coming to the forefront, and learn what steps to take to avoid similar legal issues with your business.

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Are You Aware of (and Complying with) the Latest State and Local Labor Laws Protecting Workers?

A steady rise in state and local labor laws demand careful attention by employers. These laws cover a range of topics — from paid sick leave and natural hair discrimination to salary history and predictable scheduling. Know whether your state, county or city is affected, so you can adequately protect your workers and maintain compliance with the rules and any related posting requirements.

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Overcoming the Hurdles: How to Be Best in Class in Labor Law Poster Compliance

Labor laws can be complicated and confusing. And if you don’t stay on top of the ongoing changes, it can lead to legal trouble. Here, we show you how to overcome the hurdles so you can be at the top of your game with posting requirements and get the best labor law poster service.

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A Guide to the Latest, State-Specific COVID-19 Paid Sick Leave Laws

As employers grapple with the realities of COVID-19 — and its impact on their day-to-day operations and employee management — it’s important to keep any eye on state-specific COVID-19 leave laws. At the federal level, the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) requires employers to provide ...

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