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Seasonal / Temporary Employees Can’t Be Paid as 1099 Independent Contractors in Business and at Work

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Another key consideration for employers managing their seasonal workers hired for the summer—aside from utilizing the …

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Harassing Words Always Cause Harm in Business and at Work

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As part of an Executive Order last week, NYS Governor Andrew Cuomo not only directed the …

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Do You Pay Job Candidates Who Work During the Interview as Per Diem Employees in Business and at Work?

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Work sampling during an interview process – a candidate showing that they can complete the key …

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An Email Address Does Not Make a Vendor an Employee in Business and at Work

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Over the last few months, I’ve had essentially the same question come up from 2 different …

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Big HR Money-Savers for NYS Start-Up Employers in Business and at Work

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With the cooperation of our unpredictable March weather in the great northeast, I will give a …

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Part-Time Exempt Employees Must Earn $913 a Week on Dec. 1st in Business and at Work

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From the U.S. Department of Labor Wage & Hour Division Q&A website answering questions from their webinars earlier …

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Your Organization is Probably Covered by the Dec. 1st FLSA Deadline in Business and at Work

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Earlier this year, a nonprofit organization near and dear to my heart forwarded me a message …

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Candidate Interview Work-Demonstration May Be Compensable in Business and at Work

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Before inviting job candidates to perform work for an interview work-demonstration exercise, my savvy client reached …

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Communicate Proactively with Customers for Mutual Success in Business and at Work

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Easter Sunday is a holiday for most people, so when our Sunday paper arrives a little …

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Do You Know the Difference Between an Employee and an Independent Contractor in Business and at Work?

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It’s W-2 (Annual Employee Tax Statement) and 1099 (Annual Independent Contractor Tax Statement) season. I’ve been …

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