Labor Law Updates

Calling a worker an independent contractor doesn't make them one. Classification depends on how the work is performed, and federal and state agencies each apply their own tests to decide. Get it wrong, and your business could owe back wages, taxes and penalties.

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You're keeping current with all labor law postings impacting your business, so you're fully compliant, right? Not necessarily. Beyond workplace postings, U.S. employers must also distribute notifications directly to employees under specific circumstances. These mandatory employee handouts are often overlooked, which can put your business at risk.

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Could your workplace be overlooking compliance requirements that carry penalties of up to $43,726? The answer may be hanging — or missing — in your breakroom. Read More

If it feels like employment laws are changing faster than ever, 2026 is proving you right. The state legislation trends shaping 2026 are already in sharp focus — and we're only halfway through the year. Here's what's gaining momentum, and what employers need to know to stay ahead. Read More

Handling a time-off request under the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) is rarely straightforward. Unlike standard PTO requests, FMLA leave involves a web of federal, state and local regulations that many business owners find difficult to interpret and apply consistently. With a deeper understanding of the rules and a fair approach, you can keep your company in compliance. Here are nine real-world FMLA leave scenarios and what you should do to stay on the right side of the law.

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