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  1. What is "Equal Pay Day?"

    Vincent Peter White

    Equal Pay Day is the annual recognition of the date on which a womans average earnings equal a mans average earnings in the prior year. Essentially, Equal Pay Day is a reminder that in spite of the... more

  2. California Sick Leave and Sick Pay

    Timothy Bowles

    Neither is Required for Smaller Employers California does not require employers with payrolls of less than 50 persons to provide workers with sick time, paid or unpaid. If such an employer does... more

  3. Tip Credits For Tipped Employees: In Breve

    Gian M. Fanelli

    1. Tip Credits And Minimum Wage Under the Fair Labor Standards Act ("FLSA") and other relevant laws and regulations, an employer is permitted to credit a portion of the tips received by an... more

  4. Overtime for personal attendants?

    Angelo Felice Campano

    Overtime for personal attendants? A person hired to care for an elderly person is not entitled to overtime if that person is hired as a personal attendant. Overtime is earned if a person works in... more

  5. Age Discrimination in Wisconsin

    Scott Luzi

    Age discrimination can come in many forms. It can occur if an employee is over the age of 40 year old, is witnissing the consistent promotion of younger employees, and has more education, skills, job... more

  6. Disability Discrimination in Employment

    Marilynn Mika Spencer

    The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)as Amended by the ADA Amendments Act of 2008 (ADAAA):Disability Discrimination in Employment The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990[1] (ADA) is... more

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