State & Local Posting Requirements March/April 2018 Missouri Missouri has updated the ‘Notice to Workers Concerning Unemployment Benefits’ posting with new instructions on how to apply. All employers in Missouri … Read More
New Jersey May Become Paid Sick Leave State Number Ten
New Jersey May Become Paid Sick Leave State Number Ten By Michael J. Soltis, Esq. Paid Sick Leave @Work With a new Democratic Governor who supports a paid sick leave … Read More
New Guidance for the New York Paid Family Leave Payroll Deduction
New Guidance for the New York Paid Family Leave Payroll Deduction By Megan G. Holstein and Benjamin J. Yeamans Jackson Lewis P.C. The ever-moving target that is the New York … Read More
A Paid Sick Leave Revival in Westchester County, NY
A Paid Sick Leave Revival in Westchester County, NY By Michael J. Soltis, Esq. Paid Sick Leave @Work The Westchester County Board of Legislators is considering a paid sick leave … Read More
Paid Leave Can Contribute to an Employer’s Bottom Line
A Paid Family Leave Tax Credit Calculator By Megan G. Holstein Jackson Lewis P.C. Rarely do human resources professionals and employment lawyers contribute to an employer’s bottom line. But the … Read More
Austin Plants Paid Sick Leave Flag in the South
Austin Plants Paid Sick Leave Flag in the South By Michael J. Soltis, Esq. Paid Sick Leave @Work In the wee hours of this morning, the Austin City Council passed a … Read More
New York Paid Family Leave – One Month Check Up
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Airline Group Challenges Washington Paid Sick Leave Act’s Application to Flight Crew
Airline Group Challenges Washington Paid Sick Leave Act’s Application to Flight Crew By Michael J. Soltis, Esq. Paid Sick Leave @Work The Washington State Paid Sick Leave Act (WPSL) as … Read More
Changes to ERISA’s Disability Claims Regulations Coming Apr. 1
Changes to ERISA’s Disability Claims Regulations Coming Apr. 1 By Megan G. Holstein Jackson Lewis P.C. New handling regulations for ERISA disability claims will go into effect on Apr. 1, … Read More
Maryland Healthy Working Families Act: A PSL-4Step Analysis
Maryland Healthy Working Families Act: A PSL-4Step Analysis By Michael J. Soltis, Esq. Paid Sick Leave @Work The Maryland General Assembly last month overrode Governor Larry Hogan’s veto of the … Read More
February 2018: New State & Local Posting Requirements
State & Local Posting Requirements February 2018 Hawaii Hawaii has added the name of the acting agency director to the following six postings, which all employers are required to display … Read More
Supreme Court Asked to Review Decision Rejecting EEOC’s Inflexible Leave Policy
Supreme Court Asked to Review Decision Rejecting EEOC’s Inflexible Leave Policy By Michael J. Soltis, Esq. Paid Sick Leave @Work The Supreme Court’s term just got much more interesting for leave … Read More
Turning the Paid Sick Leave Page to 2018
Turning the Paid Sick Leave Page to 2018 By Michael J. Soltis, Esq. Paid Sick Leave @Work Recent Developments As we turn the paid sick leave (PSL) page to a … Read More
January 2018: New State & Local Posting Requirements
State & Local Posting Requirements January 2018 Alaska Alaska has updated the ‘Summary of Alaska Wage & Hour Act’ posting with the new statewide minimum wage of $9.84 per hour, … Read More
December 2017: New State & Local Posting Requirements
State & Local Posting Requirements December 2017 California California has updated the ‘Safety & Health Protection on the Job’ posting that all employers statewide are required to display to their … Read More
7th Circuit Court Case Addresses Leaves as ADA Accommodations
A recent court case addressed the question of whether a leave of absence can be a reasonable accommodations under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The case is Severson v. … Read More
October and November 2017: New State & Local Posting Requirements
State & Local Posting Requirements October 2017 Idaho Idaho has updated the ‘Equal Opportunity is the Law’ posting that all employers statewide are required to display to their employees. The … Read More
Employer Mandate Penalties Under the ACA Are Coming Soon
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has issued answers to new frequently asked questions (FAQs) regarding employer penalties under the Affordable Care Act (ACA). These penalties apply to applicable large employers … Read More
November 2017: State and Local Law Update
One of the most difficult things for human resource and absence management professionals to do is to keep up with changing state and local laws. Below is a brief summary … Read More
Regulatory Changes to the ACA
Now that efforts to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act (ACA) are on hold, the Trump Administration is in the process of making a number of regulatory changes. The … Read More