employee compensation
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Summer jobs don’t pay
A recent article on NPR compares the earning power of a summer job in 1982 versus 2017, and for many…
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Federal judge blocks overtime rule
If there’s anything we have learned from the year 2016, it is that this was not the year to be…
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Not another dead end job
How to find (and keep) good employees Any organization worth its salt will tell you its greatest asset is its people. As…
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How to prepare for the overtime rule
The new overtime rule from the Department of Labor will be implemented on Dec. 1, barring the success of any…
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What you need to know about the overtime rule
On May 18, 2016, President Barack Obama and Secretary Thomas Perez announced the publication of the Department of Labor’s final…
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Blogs
21 states sue Department of Labor on overtime rule
Last week, 21 states sued the U.S. Department of Labor over the impending rule that would require employers to pay…
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Department of Labor publishes final rule on overtime pay
On May 18, President Barack Obama and Labor Secretary Tom Perez announced the publication of the Department of Labor’s final…
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New FLSA rule could impact overtime for exempt employees
If you have salaried employees who regularly work overtime, a new rule coming will affect your business directly. The Labor…
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Sixty-six percent of job seekers use family and friends to find work
Finding good applicants for open positions is never easy. Indeed, 47 percent of small businesses report few or no qualified…
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A radical proposition about employee compensation
In a blog a few weeks back, I told you of my plans to read a new book — “Drive:…
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