
Q & A
Q: Can I require a doctor’s note when employees are absent due to illness?
Q: I hired a new receptionist who started this past Monday.
Q: Can I require a doctor’s note when employees are absent due to illness?
Q: I hired a new receptionist who started this past Monday.
Did You Know that the Supreme Court in Washington State Recently Ruled Against Employers Restricting “Moonlighting” Employees?
The new law expands workplace protections in Section
Q: Is a terminated employee eligible for unemployment benefits?
Q: May overtime be averaged out over two or more weeks?
Oregon: Enforcing Noncompetition Agreements Requires New Minimum Salary
Noncompetition agreements are generally enforceable in Oregon if:
The employee receives written notice that the
As inclement weather descends upon us, or other natural disasters occur, businesses face the critical decision of whether to suspend operations to safeguard employees. While
On November 15, 2024, U.S. District Judge Sean Jordan for the Eastern District of Texas granted summary judgment in Texas v. Department of Labor to
It’s that time of year again! The holidays are right around the corner, and businesses are gearing up for parties and events, and with that
Washington appellate court clarifies employer obligations when employees miss meal breaks
The case involved a class action of Virginia Mason Medical Center employees. The employees
New Hampshire: employers’ right to regulate guns at work gets restricted
Currently, private employers can bar employees from storing guns in personal vehicles parked
Q: I had an employee get married and change their name. How do I handle this? Are there specific things I need to consider and