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Have You Implemented These Key 2020 NYS Employer Compliance Updates Yet in Business and at Work?

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January 2020 flew by, and here we are at the beginning of February 2020. Have you …

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Remove Salary History Requests from Your NYS Employment Application in Business and at Work

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Because of my profession, I tend to be interested in documents (electronic and hard-copy) that most …

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Accurate Exempt Job Descriptions are Essential for Compliance in Business and at Work

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I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: writing job descriptions is about as exciting …

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Attacking a Co-Worker with a Nail Gun (or Anything Else) is Grounds for Immediate Termination in Business and at Work

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Not only is the following grounds for immediate termination: ….(the employee) used a Bostitch nail gun …

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Anticipate Your Applicants’ Needs in Your Job Postings in Business and at Work

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Marketing your open jobs to applicants is not unlike marketing your products to your prospective customers: …

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Slapping Anyone on the Behind in Any Workplace is Illegal in Business and at Work

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The respective responses from the reporter who got slapped on her behind while broadcasting live on …

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Messaging Apps Can Cause Morale, Reputation and Compliance Issues in Business and at Work

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As a member of several coworking spaces, I love using the messaging app Slack as a …

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Exempt Employees Must Be Paid in No Less Than Full-Day Increments in Business and at Work

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Simply put, the best / most compliant way to pay exempt employees is in full-day increments, …

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Hugging and Grabbing Your Employees is Harassment in Business and at Work

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Especially if you’re the Executive Producer, and you’re hugging and touching a subordinate writer employee without …

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When Does Remote Work Make Sense for Employers (and Employees) in Business and at Work?

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When I gave birth to my son 18 years ago, I was medically required to be …

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