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HR Priorities How to Prepare for Interns and What to Expect
As the summer months approach, many businesses are gearing up to welcome new interns into their workforce.
Internship programs are a wonderful way for companies to connect with the next generation of talent and provide valuable learning opportunities for students and recent graduates. They also play an essential role in providing students with hands-on experience and exposure to the working world.
Components of a Personal Leave Policy
Have you ever been burned out or exhausted from work? In today's fast-paced lifestyle and work environment, it is easy to get caught up in the hustle and bustle of everyday responsibilities.
However, it is essential to take a breather sometimes, taking personal leave is an important aspect of work-life balance.
New Threshold for the Fair Labor Standard Act
The Fair Labor Standard Act (FLSA) directly impacts you and your employees.
In this blog post, we will explain what the Fair Labor Standard Act is and its background, the new thresholds and requirements, and the effects of improper deductions from your salary.
How USCIS Revised I-9 Form Impacts Your Business
The I-9 form is a document that is used to identify the employment authorization and identity of individuals who are hired for employment in the United States. Every U.S. business employer is required by federal law to have each person that they hire on their team properly fill out the form, including citizens and noncitizens. The form provides pertinent information that verifies that a person is legally able to work.
What You Need to Know About 4th Quarter Audits to Keep Your Business Compliant
End-of-year audits are one of the most important practices you can follow for your business. Typically conducted sometime in the fourth quarter, these audits help you to review your regulatory compliance needs from the previous year and draw conclusions about next year’s priorities.
What is ASO and How Can it Enhance Your HR Operations?
Your human resource operations are a key part of how you conduct your business. Your HR management creates a positive work environment and maintains rules and regulations that guide your employees on best practices and workplace culture.