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DOL Offers Online Seminar on Prevailing Wages for Employers, Workers on Federally Funded Projects Aug. 29
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National Telecommuting Institute Settles Discrimination Suit for $1.25 Million
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Federal Appeals Court to Decide Fate of Salary Basis Test in Wake of Groundbreaking SCOTUS Decision
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IRS Moves Forward With Employee Retention Credit Claims
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Arizona Court Grants Summary Judgment for Employer on Hostile Work Environment, Retaliation Issues
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Illinois Gov. Pritzker Signs Amendment Limiting BIPA Damages to a Single Recovery
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Denver Local Minimum Wage Adjusts to $18.81 Per Hour for 2025
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Employers Must Comply With State Voting Leave Laws With Election Day Just Around the Corner
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Michigan Reinstates Original Paid Sick Leave Law—Temporary Employees to Be Covered Starting Next Year
The Supreme Court of Michigan has issued the last word on the status of paid sick leave in the state. In a July 31 ruling, the court reinstated 2018 voter-approved ballot initiatives raising the state minimum wage and requiring employers to provide employees with paid sick leave. The ruling means that staffing agency temporary employees, who thus far have been excluded, will become eligible for paid sick leave effective Feb. 21, 2025.
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