
Why Social Media is a ‘Legal Minefield’ for Employers
When it comes to social media, employers face a variety of land mines. To protect themselves, they are advised to have a policy covering social media but the factors involved are not as simple as they might seem. This article
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Healthcare Law: Federal Guidance and Thoughts about Employers Dropping Coverage
Federal government agencies continue to release guidance about how employers must comply with the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. At the same time, employers remain confused about compliance. Many are wondering whether it will be beneficial to drop coverage
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Avoiding the Accusation of Gender-Based Pay Discrimination
The subject of pay discrimination against women has gained fresh attention in the ongoing presidential election as both parties seek to woo women voters to their candidates. Pay discrimination — real or merely perceived — can create costly problems for employers,
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Equal Opportunity: It’s the Law
Equal Opportunity: Don’t take chances because it’s the law. Make sure your employee handbook describes your intent to avoid discrimination of any kind. Keep reading to find out more. Equal Opportunity: It’s the Law Does your employee handbook have this
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Benefits Cost Employers a Bundle
The number is startling: The typical employer pays out nearly 40 cents of every payroll dollar to cover benefits, according to one survey. How does your business payroll compare? Click “Full Article” to find out how your business can use
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Do You Really Need a Technology Policy for Your Employees?
There are many reasons why lawyers encourage employers to establish policies governing employee use of company computers, e-mail systems, the Internet, social media and related technologies. But the fact is, you may already have a “policy” in place without even
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