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It’s time to review (or create) your document retention policy

Business Management Daily

Worried that your company might not have a particular document on hand if the IRS conducted an audit? They create a document retention policy that clarifies what needs to be saved, where, and for how long. Courts and government agencies frown upon individual employees selectively keeping or tossing important documents.

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Ohio Court Strikes Down Outdated Legal Doctrine in Permanent Disability Case

The Workcomp Writer

Background: The Industrial Commission Denies PTDAgain David McCartneys battle for PTD compensation has spanned nearly two decades. The Industrial Commission denied his claim again, citing two primary reasons: McCartney had not demonstrated new and changed circumstances since his prior denial. McCartney v. Simco Mgmt. LEXIS 703 (Mar.

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Respond before the Trouble Starts

Florida Workers' Comp

The chair of a county commission there is making news related, at least in part, with the reasonably recent closure of her law practice. Another Port City article repeats claims that the attorney experienced challenges in getting documents notarized from Italy during the vacation, and mentions the U.S. Get that done before departing.

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Building Trust Through Transparency: The Total Compensation Statement Sample Explained

COMPackage

Understanding the Total Compensation Statement A TCS is a detailed document that breaks down an employee’s compensation package into its various components. Incentive Compensation: Any bonuses, commissions, or other performance-based pay. It typically includes: Base Salary or Wages: The employee’s hourly or annual pay rate.

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What’s New in the EEOC’s 2022-2026 Strategic Plan?

HR Digest

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) plays a crucial role in enforcing federal laws that prohibit workplace discrimination. By staying ahead of the curve, the agency aims to ensure equal protection for all workers, regardless of their employment arrangements. Here are some valuable resources to consider: 1.

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Incoming government sets out its plans for changes to employment law

Workplace Insight

Some of the proposed changes to employment law could happen quite quickly, for example, changing the remit of the Low Pay Commission in relation to the national minimum wage. They will try to ensure that all workers have the right to a contract that reflects the number of hours they regularly work. ?

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ADA reasonable accommodation checklist

Business Management Daily

Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) enforces Title I of the ADA. It also is a good time to start documenting the situation in case questions arise later as to what was said or done. Good employers should always hear out what any of their workers have to say about improving performance or maximizing well-being.