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Check Out iSolved's New Time Off Request Functionality - just in time for summer vacations
With daylight savings, your employees may start taking more time off to enjoy the great weather with their friends and family.
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Steakhouse owes workers almost $115,000 in back wages
The Department of Labor said it would crack down on labor violations in restaurants this year, and it seems as though it is already following through on its promise.
DOL to focus on tipping in restaurants
The Department of Labor has made a serious effort to crack down on more wage and hour violations lately.
County in Michigan switching to biometric time clocks
Genesee County, Mich., will be converting its current employee tracking structure into a biometric time clock system.
Bank violates Americans with Disabilities Act
Midwest bank BMO Harris has agreed to pay $400,000 to 14 former employees for violating the Americans with Disabilities Act.
How to start an employee wellness program
This June will be the fifth annual National Employee Wellness Month, which means now is a better time than any for businesses to focus their efforts on the health of their workers.
Adult care facilities owe workers almost $600,000 for labor violations
Three adult care facilities in the San Francisco Bay Area have been caught violating wage and labor laws.
Are nurses exempt from overtime pay?
The Fair Labor Standards Act requires that most employees get paid minimum wage and overtime fees for their time and attendance.
Should you use social media recruiting?
Due to the overwhelming prevalence of technology in the world, there are a lot more options for HR professionals when it comes to employee recruiting.
Chicago Metra cops' overtime pay accounts for over half of total income
Chicago Metra Police Department employees are raking in enormous amounts of overtime pay for their time and attendance, according to a recent report from The Chicago Sun-Times.