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How to Prepare for the New White Collar Overtime Requirements

Insperity

Big changes could be coming to business payrolls across the country. Since 2004 (the last time the DOL updated the regulations), companies have had to pay white collar employees overtime if they made under $455 per week or $23,660 a year. 1 2016, the minimum salary increases to $913 per week or $47,476 annually. Effective Dec.

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Employment Laws in Nigeria

Global People Strategist

Nigerian employers are required to make a minimum monthly contribution of 1% of the total monthly payroll into the Employee Compensation Fund. Providing generous support and security, compensation can range from 30%-90% of monthly salary – both flexible amounts that could be altered based on individual needs!

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CQ University

Ascender

CQU was among the best Australian universities to provide distance education and are rated as one of the best in Australia for the overall education experience and graduate starting salaries. By 2004, the other system was out of date impeding operations for the university and no longer supported by a vendor.

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How to Write Job Descriptions

BerniePortal

By the 2000s, this was really the standard practice for advertising a job - Monster bought jobs.com in 2002, LinkedIn was launched in 2003, and Indeed was launched in 2004. For one, if you have a big salary range, candidates will come in at the top. By the way, the guy who founded Monster.com is Jeff Taylor.

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1992-2012: My 20-year Affair with Spain

Ahmed's Universe

Much of the employee protection (especially in the firing department) that had been in place from time immemorial is gone and with salary levels frozen, the workforce is about to become competitive. As a reaction to the current crisis, Spanish labor laws have been overhauled so radically that trade unions are still too dizzy to react.