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Temporary Workforce Increases Along with its Compliance Risks
The contingent workforce continues to grow, but unwary employers can run into many risks associated with using nontraditional working arrangements
Is 'On-Call' Scheduling on the Way Out?
Are recet court cases causign employers to surtail "on-call" scheduling?
Florida's Minimum Wage Rises in January
As of Jan. 1, 2018, Florida’s minimum wage will be $8
California Officials Put Pressure on General Contractors to Prevent Wage Theft
General contractors’ top priorities on a construction project are completing the work on time, completing the work within budget and guarding against future construction defect claims. New and pending laws…
Apps Can Help Employers Keep Track of Automobile-Related Expenses
If you provide your employees with company-owned or company-leased vehicles, you know that it is not always easy for your employees to keep track of their automobile-related expenses
Ten Things Your Employer Should Pay For — Not You
Here are ten things your employer should always pay for -- and not you!
Should I Request A Vacation Day — Or Just Call In Sick?
Maciek needs to take a day off to go to the doctor with his wife but his temporary manager might not approve a vacation day even though Maciek has plenty…
4 Qualities Millennials Need To Get Promoted
Millennials want to get promoted but often don't know how. These 4 qualities are what managers are looking for to promote from within and will help you climb the ladder…
When To Say No To A Crazy Boss
A reader's letter about her troubles with management touched on universal themes. An employee-manager relationship is just that -- a relationship -- and when any relationship becomes destructive, it's time…
Four Symptoms That You're Stuck In Your Career: The Real Reasons You're Staying Put in Your Job
Four signs you're stuck in your job - and the cure lies in finding passion and purpose